A data breach of business services vendor Conduent has expanded from an early estimate of about 10.5 million people to more than 25 million affected across the United States.
Read MoreUbisoft shut down Rainbow Six Siege after attackers abused internal systems to grant billions of in game credits and rare skins, then later restored services with a rollback. Claims of a much larger Ubisoft data breach remain unverified.
Read MoreDiscord confirms a third-party support breach and says ~70k users’ ID photos may have been exposed; hackers claim 2.1M, as while as totals of 5.5M users and 1.6TB of data.
Read MoreOver 4.4M U.S. TransUnion customers were affected by a July 28th breach tied to a third-party app. Names, DOBs, SSNs, and more were exposed; credit reports were not.
Read MoreA 16 billion-record credential dump is making headlines. Analysts say it’s a repackaged cache of older infostealer logs, not a fresh data breach.
Read MoreByte Federal, a major Bitcoin ATM operator, has disclosed a data breach affecting the personal information of 58,000 users.
Read MoreSet Forth, an American debt relief service, has disclosed a major data breach affecting 1.5 million customers.
Read MoreAmazon has confirmed that a data breach has exposed sensitive employee information due to a cyberattack on a third-party vendor using the MOVEit file transfer service.
Read MoreHudson Rock, an Israeli cybersecurity firm, has reported a significant data breach involving 350 million customer records from Hot Topic and its affiliated brands.
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