U.S. prosecutors have charged a British national with data theft and related cybercrime offences, and are seeking to extradite the alleged hacker from France, the U.S. Justice Department said on Wednesday.
Last year’s data security incident at Arkansas-based Mainline Health Center compromised the sensitive personal information belonging to more than 100,000 individuals, the organisation has confirmed.
Georgia-based Decisely Insurance Services said the data security incident it suffered last year compromised the sensitive personal data of more than 65,000 individuals.
French police have arrested five individuals accused of operating the infamous BreachForums cybercrime platform, a hub used to trade and leak stolen data impacting millions worldwide.
A ransomware attack on London-based pathology provider Synnovis last year has been identified as a contributing factor in the unexpected death of a patient, the National Health Service (NHS) has confirmed.
Thousands of sensitive personal records from the Saudi Games 2024 registration platform have been leaked by a pro-Iranian hacktivist group, in what cybersecurity experts are calling a politically motivated cyberattack with significant regional implications.
Arisa Health, a behavioral health system based in Arkansas, has agreed to a $1.9 million settlement to resolve a class action lawsuit arising from a data breach that exposed the personal and medical information of more than 375,000 patients.
American steel manufacturer Nucor Corporation said that the data security incident it suffered last month compromised the sensitive personal data of individuals associated with the company.
Officials from Tonga’s Ministry of Health said that the department was hit by a major ransomware attack, which severely disrupted the nation’s healthcare systems and forced staff to revert to manual operations.
A massive data breach at a California-based real estate firm exposed over 170,000 sensitive records due to a misconfigured and unsecured database, according to a recent report by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler published on Website Planet.
A notorious ransomware group known as Anubis has listed Disneyland Paris as its latest alleged victim, claiming to have exfiltrated 64 gigabytes of sensitive data related to the theme park’s internal operations.
For years, organisations have operated under the assumption that some areas of their digital infrastructure can be inherently trusted. Zero Trust challenges this by enforcing strict verification and minimising the attack surface to prevent breaches.
Baidu has denied claims of suffering a data breach after reports emerged that the teenaged daughter of a company executive leaked the sensitive personal information of its users.