Latest News: Data Breaches

Following a cyberattack on Reddit in February, the BlackCat (ALPHV) ransomware gang has threatened to release 80GB of stolen data. The breach was disclosed by Reddit on February 9th, stating that it occurred on February 5th as a result of an employee falling victim to a phishing attack. In a

US and British cybersecurity officials have issued a warning about an emerging surge of cyber-intrusions targeting the MOVEit file transfer software. MOVEit is widely used by corporations to securely exchange highly sensitive data, making it a valuable target for cybercriminals. The breaches have

Barracuda Networks, a prominent network and email security vendor, disclosed that a zero-day vulnerability in its Email Security Gateway (ESG) appliances had been exploited for an extended period, resulting in the theft of sensitive data. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-2868, remained

Last week, American satellite TV giant DISH Network notified the Maine Attorney General regarding a data breach and provided a copy of the notification letter sent to affected individuals. According to the company's report to authorities, the incident involved over 296,000 current and former

Cybersecurity security researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered and reported to vpnMentor a non-password protected database containing over 360 million records related to a VPN data breach. The publicly exposed records contained email addresses, device information, and even references to sites that

PharMerica suffered a massive data breach on March 12th, 2023, which resulted in the exposure of the personal sensitive information of 5.8 million of its patients. Unfortunately, all stolen data has already been posted on the dark web. According to the notification submitted by PharMerica to the

The US Transport Department has experienced a data breach targeting administrative systems such as the TRANServe transit benefit processing system, which provides reimbursement for commuting expenses to government employees. The breach has exposed the personal information of 237,000 employees, both

Brightly Software, a US tech company, has disclosed a breach within the database of its SchoolDude platform. The breach occurred in April, and resulted in hackers compromising nearly three million user accounts. SchoolDude is a cloud-based work order management system used by over 7,000 colleges,

TechnologyOne, an Australian enterprise software company, disclosed in a stock exchange filing on Wednesday that "an unauthorized third-party acted illegally to access its internal Microsoft 365 back-office system." The company initiated a trading halt that lasted two days in response to the

Following the data breach at Western Digital, the ransomware group ALPHV, aka BlackCat, have leaked screenshots of recent internal emails, documents, and video conferences from the company. This indicates that the group may still have access to the company's systems even after Western Digital's