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In November 2023, mortgage giant Mr. Cooper disclosed a cyberattack that compromised the personal and financial data of 14.7 million current and former customers, making it one of the largest financial services breaches of the year.
In January 2023, T-Mobile disclosed that an attacker exploited an API to steal personal data of 37 million customers. It was their ninth major breach in five years.
A breach of Plex's systems exposed usernames, emails, and hashed passwords for approximately 20 million users, forcing the streaming platform to trigger a mass password reset.
An API vulnerability in Twitter allowed attackers to link phone numbers and email addresses to Twitter accounts, ultimately exposing data from 5.4 million users — and possibly over 200 million email-account pairs.
A breach at Shield Health Group, a Massachusetts medical imaging provider, exposed personal and medical data of approximately 2 million patients — highlighting the healthcare sector's persistent vulnerability.
The LAPSUS$ group stole 190GB of Samsung source code including biometric authentication algorithms and bootloader code. The breach exposed critical device security internals.
A sophisticated cyberattack on the International Committee of the Red Cross compromised personal data of over 515,000 highly vulnerable people, including victims of conflict, missing persons, and detained individuals.
Panasonic disclosed a data breach in November 2021, revealing that attackers had maintained access to its network for over four months before detection — highlighting the persistent challenge of dwell time.
A social engineering attack on a Robinhood customer support employee exposed personal data of approximately 7 million users, revealing the persistent vulnerability of human-facing systems.
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