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Capcom Breach Exposes 11 Million Customer Accounts
A massive data breach at Capcom has put 11 million customer accounts at risk, exposing sensitive information like account creation dates, login history, and IP addresses. This alarming cyberattack highlights the importance of protecting online personal data.

ASOS Breach Exposes Customer Data After Stolen Credentials Used
ASOS recently suffered a data breach when an attacker impersonated a trusted contact to steal employee login credentials, which were then used to access sensitive customer information on third-party platforms. The breach highlights the importance of protecting sensitive data and preventing unauthorized access.

ASOS Breach Exposes Customer Data After Credential Theft
ASOS recently fell victim to a sneaky social engineering attack, where hackers tricked an employee into handing over their login credentials, allowing the attackers to access sensitive customer data stored on third-party platforms. The company quickly sprang into action, locking down the affected platforms to prevent further damage.

ASUS eShop Breach Exposes Customer Order Data
ASUS alerted customers that its online store was hacked, allowing an intruder to access sensitive order data, including contact details and order records, potentially putting them at risk of scam messages. The company has launched an investigation and notified affected customers by email.

CenterPoint Energy Breach Exposes Customer Data
CenterPoint Energy suffered a major breach, with a hacker claiming to have stolen 7.49 million customer records, including sensitive info like names, addresses, account numbers, and partial Social Security numbers. The breach, still under investigation, highlights the importance of protecting personal data.

Revolut Breach Exposes Sensitive Customer Data via Fake Government Requests
A scammer impersonated a government agency, tricking Revolut staff into spilling sensitive customer info through fake requests - a clever tactic known as a sophisticated external impersonation scam. This breach put customer data at risk, highlighting the need for extra vigilance in protecting personal info.

Revolut Breach Exposes Sensitive Data of Customers Worldwide
A cunning email scam has led to a massive data breach at Revolut, exposing sensitive information of customers globally, with the scammer posing as a legitimate government agency to trick the fintech firm into sharing customer data. Over 80 million customers worldwide, including 800,000 businesses, may be affected.

Trezor Breach Expands to 81,000 Customers After Data Leak
Trezor warned that nearly 81,000 customers are at risk of phishing scams after a data breach exposed sensitive information that could be used for fake emails, calls, or letters. If you're one of them, be on high alert for suspicious contact attempts!

Manchester Airports Breach Exposes 8.7M Customer Records
A recent data breach at Manchester Airports Group exposed a whopping 8.7 million customer records, including emails, contact info, and vehicle registrations, after hackers demanded a ransom that was wisely refused. The breach is a stark reminder that public networks can put your data at risk, no matter how secure they seem.

Manchester Airports Group Breach Exposes 8.7 Million Customers' Data
A recent cybersecurity incident at Manchester Airports Group has put 8.7 million customers' data at risk, but thankfully, passenger safety and aviation security remain uncompromised. The breach, which affected car parking, lounge bookings, and public Wi-Fi services, was quickly contained with the help of external experts.

ShinyHunters Breach Exposes 12.9 Million Carhartt Accounts
A massive data breach at Carhartt has exposed a staggering 12.9 million customer accounts, compromising sensitive information and putting millions of people at risk. The breach, attributed to the ShinyHunters extortion group, included a treasure trove of customer, employee, and corporate data.

SafePal Data Breach Exposes 40,000 Customer Records
Good news: your SafePal wallet credentials and financial info are safe - the recent data breach exposed non-sensitive customer records, including names, email addresses, and purchase details, of around 39,798 customers.

SafePal Breach Exposes 39,798 Customer Records
Good news: SafePal's recent data breach didn't compromise wallet access or funds, but 39,798 customers had their personal info exposed, including names, emails, and shipping addresses. The breach appears to be limited, with sensitive credentials like wallet seed phrases and private keys remaining secure.

Valve Exposes Steam Hardware Customer Data Breach
A recent cyberattack on CEVA Logistics, a shipping partner for Steam hardware in Europe, exposed sensitive customer data, including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, and order details, between July 29 and August 1, 2026. Valve has notified affected customers about the breach, which may have compromised their personal information.

Chick-fil-A Breach Exposes 13,000 Customers' Data
Thousands of Chick-fil-A customers are reeling after a credential stuffing attack compromised 13,322 accounts, exposing sensitive customer data over just three days in June. The breach allowed hackers to access a combination of customer info linked to Chick-fil-A One accounts, including names and more.

Lidl Data Breach Exposes Customer Info Across Europe
Lidl has warned customers in Belgium and the Netherlands that a data breach exposed their personal info, after unidentified individuals briefly accessed a file containing customer data stored with a third-party IT provider. The breach affected online customers in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands, but Lidl stresses that its online shop system itself was not compromised.

Lidl Online Shop Breach Exposes Customer Data After Service Provider Hack
Lidl's online shop was hit by a data breach after a service provider was hacked, exposing customer information - but fortunately, the online shop's system itself remained secure. The company has notified affected customers and taken steps to address the issue.

Papa Johns Taps Data to Target Hungry Shoppers
By teaming up with Instacart, NBCUniversal, and Carat, Papa Johns successfully reached hungry shoppers at the perfect moment - when their fridges were running low on essentials. This clever approach used data to target consumers when they were most likely to crave a delicious pizza.

LastPass Breach Exposes Customer Data in Supply Chain Hack
LastPass recently discovered a security incident at Klue, a third-party platform they use, which led to an unauthorized actor accessing some customer data through its Salesforce environment. Fortunately, customer vaults and core products remain secure, and swift action has been taken to mitigate the breach.

US Carrier Exposed Credit Card Data in Clear Text
A newly hired database admin stumbled upon a shocking discovery on her first day - a main production server containing sensitive customer data, including full 16-digit credit card numbers stored in plain text, Social Security numbers, and billing information. The exposed data was found on a server that didn't even require a secondary system lookup, making it alarmingly accessible.

Telco Exposes Customer Data in Cleartext, Ignoring Basic Security Protocols
A new hire was granted sudo-level access to a live production database on their first day, with management's casual instruction to "take a look" - and promptly uncovered customer records stored in easily accessible cleartext. This alarming lapse in security protocols left sensitive customer information, including full personal details and payment numbers, exposed and vulnerable.

Kodak Breach Exposes 2.2M Records to ShinyHunters Threat Group
Kodak has confirmed a major data breach, with the ShinyHunters threat group claiming to have stolen 2.2 million records, including sensitive customer information. The company is working closely with law enforcement and cybersecurity experts to address the breach.

Carnival Breach Exposes 6M Customer Records to ShinyHunters
A massive data breach at Carnival has exposed a staggering 6 million customer records, thanks to a cyberattack by the notorious hacker collective ShinyHunters. The travel and leisure giant confirmed the theft, which occurred in April, leaving millions of customers' sensitive information at risk.

Carnival Cruise Breach Exposes 6 Million in Data Heist
Millions of Carnival Cruise customers are reeling after a massive data breach exposed sensitive information, with 5.9 million individuals affected by the shocking incident. The breach, which occurred over a 12-day period, was sparked by a clever social engineering scam that duped an employee into handing over access to the company's IT systems.