Capcom Discloses Exposure of 11.7 Million CAPCOM ID Records
Capcom says unauthorized access to its CAPCOM ID service exposed more than 11.7 million records and enabled password changes on 196 accounts. Payment-card data was not involved, but...
Quest Diagnostics Investigates Unauthorized Access to Lab Results Platform
Quest Diagnostics has suspended its Quanum Lab Services Manager after discovering unauthorized access involving patient health or identifying information. The company says core operations remain available while investigators...
SBI Breach Claim Puts KYC Records of Hundreds of Thousands of Customers in Question
A threat actor calling themselves Siriusim claims to be selling a dataset of roughly 375,000 rows of State Bank of India customer records and thousands of supporting documents...
Burger King Japan App Breach Exposes 11.18 Million Member Records
Burger King Japan says an intruder accessed the system behind its official app, exposing roughly 11.18 million member records. Payment card data was not held in the affected...
Cyberattack Disrupts IT Systems Behind Phase Eight, Hobbs, and Whistles in the UK
South Africa's The Foschini Group has confirmed a cyberattack disrupted IT systems supporting its UK fashion brands Phase Eight, Hobbs, and Whistles, with some online functions impaired and...
Weak Admin Password Tied to Exposure of 8.8 Million Danish Identity Records
A breach involving authorized access to Denmark’s CPR register reportedly exposed records linked to about 8.8 million identification numbers. Reporting connects the incident to weak credentials at IT...
How a ‘123456’ Password Exposed Nearly 9 Million Danes’ National ID Records
A trusted Danish IT vendor reportedly protected administrator access to the national CPR population register with the password "123456," letting an attacker harvest records tied to roughly 8.8...
Gentlemen Ransomware Gang Claims KFC Breach, but Evidence So Far Is Thin
A listing from the Gentlemen ransomware group names KFC's US operations as a victim, but the claim currently rests on branding and business descriptions rather than leaked files...