135,000 contact records of police and government leaked on dark web by ExfilSquad
135,000 contact records of police and government leaked on dark web by ExfilSquad
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.
135,000 contact records of police and government leaked on dark web by ExfilSquad
221 million login records exposed, MFA mandate sought for state systems
Healthcare billing company breach exposed sensitive data affecting 1.26 million people
30M patient records stolen including 1M SSNs
Stale credential cascaded into 200 firms
Voice phishing attack exposed data of 15,661 people including SSNs and medical records
678,000 personal and financial tax records exposed in cyberattack
Major ransomware attack stole thousands of NHS patient records from Essex healthcare trust
Credential-based cloud intrusion exposing over 100 million records (2024-2026)
Hacking group claimed data breach at ridesharing giant's logistics division; investigation underway
Cyber incident from compromised employee email account allowing unauthorized data access
European logistics partner data breach exposed customer information
Woeful security practices led to sensitive criminal records data leak
Nonprofit health system experienced cyberattack; facilities closed with prolonged recovery times
221 million exposed login records identified on state systems
Hacking group claimed responsibility for data breach at Uber Freight logistics division
Third-party fulfillment partner breach exposed shipping addresses of 14,000 hardware wallet buyers in 7 countries
Compromised employee email account allowed unauthorized access to certain customer data
Corporate data stolen through social engineering targeting three employees
Data breach via Oracle E-Business Suite exposed SSNs, passports, health records in Clop campaign
Steam hardware shipping partner CEVA Logistics breached, exposing European customer names, addresses, order data
Massive data leak with compensation ordered at $67 per user by Korea's consumer agency
Third-party warehousing logistics partner hacked, affecting online retailer operations