200 accounts compromised through on-premises Microsoft server vulnerabilities
200 accounts compromised through on-premises Microsoft server vulnerabilities
Law firms hold the most sensitive corporate data outside the client itself — M&A, IP, litigation, settlements. They are systematically targeted by both criminal and state actors. Below is every law-firm breach LeakTrace has indexed.
200 accounts compromised through on-premises Microsoft server vulnerabilities
12M email credentials exposed across six ISPs
135,000 contact records stolen and leaked on dark web by ExfilSquad
221 million login records exposed, MFA mandate sought for state systems
40,000 customers' home addresses and personal data exposed
Stale credential cascaded into 200 firms
Cyber incident from compromised employee email account allowing unauthorized data access
Thousands of civil servants' passwords exposed since early 2024, including White House linked credentials
135,000 contact records leaked on dark web; police and government contact details exposed
Threat actor claims theft of millions of records from Azure tenants of multiple Fortune 500 companies
Ransomware attack resulted in data theft; hackers confirmed deletion of stolen data.
Ransomware attack on government contractor exposed data of at least 25 million people
Internal datasets and credentials breached; users urged to rotate access tokens
Over 11 million gaming account credentials exposed in 2024 data leaks
30M patient records stolen including 1M SSNs
Personal records acquired in unauthorized access
Ransomware attack stole thousands of patient records from Essex NHS trust
Ransomware attack stole thousands of patient records held by NHS trust in Essex; disclosed over 6 months after notification
Data breach affecting 678,000 people and businesses; victims to be notified
Woeful security at criminal records office led to sensitive data leak, unable to confirm if exfiltrated
Hacker compromised employee email account; unauthorized access to customer data confirmed
Yearslong data breach of residents' private health-related information
200 accounts compromised via SharePoint vulnerabilities in Microsoft servers
Hackers used social engineering to access employee computers and steal corporate data