1.26 million patients exposed in PEAR ransomware attack; healthcare billing company
1.26 million patients exposed in PEAR ransomware attack; healthcare billing company
Banks, payment processors, fintechs, and crypto exchanges sit at the top of every threat actor target list. Below is every finance-sector breach LeakTrace has indexed.
1.26 million patients exposed in PEAR ransomware attack; healthcare billing company
135,000 contact records stolen and leaked on dark web by ExfilSquad
221 million exposed login records from state systems
Thousands of patient records stolen during major ransomware attack disrupting healthcare services
Unpatched CMS and missed alerts led to sensitive data leak
Ransomware attack shut down dairy operations; $4 billion brand impacted
Corporate data stolen via social engineering; hackers accessed three employee computers
Orova ransomware breached five Hong Kong organizations; part of 24-victim campaign across six countries
French rugby club experienced cyberattack with data leak; systems restored from backups
Healthcare advocacy vendor breach; employees' social security numbers exposed
Data breach affecting Ajax football club, ING bank, and Ace & Tate eyewear chain
135,000 contact records stolen and leaked on dark web; police and government data exposed
Hackers hit CEVA Logistics shipping partner, exposing names and addresses of Steam hardware buyers in Europe
900K customer records accessed by hacker
Data breach at CEVA Logistics (Valve's European logistics partner) exposed customer names, addresses, and order data
200 accounts compromised through on-premises Microsoft SharePoint vulnerabilities
1.26 million patients exposed in PEAR ransomware attack; medical billing and practice management data compromised
Data breach affecting over 1,000 UK charities; root cause revealed
Ransomware gang stole data in attack; gang later confirmed data deletion
200 accounts compromised; on-premises Microsoft servers affected
Bitcoin hardware wallet data breach; over $100M worth of bitcoin stolen
Personal records stolen across March and April
Hackers used social engineering to access employee computers and steal corporate data
62M SSNs and medical records exposed