BridgePay Confirms Ransomware Attack, No
The services of Florida-based payments platform BridgePay are offline due to a ransomware attack
2026 continues the year-over-year growth trend in confirmed disclosures. The list below updates as new breaches are reported by Verizon DBIR partners and major security news outlets.
The services of Florida-based payments platform BridgePay are offline due to a ransomware attack
640K Skywards member records including travel history and contact data compromised
2.8M customer trading records and SSNs exposed via social engineering attack on support staff
1.1M taxpayer records exposed via zero-day in myGov authentication system
9.4M passenger records re-exposed as 2018 breach data reappears on new dark web marketplace
440K patient records exposed in spear-phishing attack on Massachusetts health system
620K enterprise workflow configurations exposed via compromised instance admin accounts
680K shopper and customer records exposed via third-party payment processor compromise
380K student and staff records compromised in targeted phishing campaign
3.4M patient pharmacy and insurance records exposed via compromised prescription gateway
Payment gateway ransomware attack causes widespread merchant and municipal outages
180K client portfolio records accessed by compromised contractor with elevated privileges
Substack did not specify the number of users affected by the data breach
697K subscriber records exposed — email addresses, phone numbers, internal metadata
440K customer records from FortiGate management portal exposed via zero-day authentication bypass
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290K client records exposed in LockBit ransomware attack
890K customer records stolen
120K client records from 47 offices worldwide exposed via compromised email gateway
210K enterprise supply chain records exposed
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210K student records exposed
280K pharmaceutical manufacturing records exposed
670K agricultural customer records stolen