Oracle Health breach tally climbs to nearly 20 million people, report says
Bloomberg, citing a Texas attorney general report, puts the number of people affected by the 2025 attack on legacy Cerner servers at nearly 20 million.
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Bloomberg, citing a Texas attorney general report, puts the number of people affected by the 2025 attack on legacy Cerner servers at nearly 20 million.
Turkey's data protection authority disclosed breaches at a construction firm, a babywear maker and an online clothing store; none could yet say how many people were affected.
Japanese chip-testing giant Advantest says attackers who deployed ransomware in February also stole personal data, including Social Security, passport and medical information.
Turkey's data protection authority published two near-identical notices saying outside attackers accessed and encrypted the companies' systems on October 3, 2026.
Turkey's data protection authority published four breach notices involving Dodo Brands and three pizza businesses, citing exposure of identity, contact, location and financial data.
Two Turkish betting companies report that their call center provider's systems were encrypted in a cyberattack, potentially exposing call recordings and identity details.
Southern Company says an unauthorized party accessed limited account information of roughly 400,000 utility customers through its online customer portal.
Turkey's data protection authority says a ransomware attack on Yıldız Technical University's virtualization infrastructure may affect about 140,000 students and 4,500 staff.
Hackers stole court debt records, protection orders and foster care reports after an employee clicked a malicious link, Arizona's judiciary says.
UK fashion retailer ASOS confirmed customers' names and contact details may have been exposed after attackers used its app to send an extortion message.
The FBI says the breach that exposed data on thousands of its employees happened because a third-party contractor never applied a security patch that had already been issued.
Clover Health Investments and AngMar Management Services reported separate July intrusions to US federal regulators, exposing insurance identifiers, Social Security numbers and medical histories.