All the latest and largest data breaches
DC Housing Authority residents face uncertain exposure after a breach of personal data held by the agency—raising questions about what information was stolen and how residents can protect themselves.
A mother spent 21 months imprisoned for an illegal gaming operation she never knew existed, her identity stolen by POGO conspirators to hide their enterprise.
Over 35 million Comcast customers can claim payouts up to $10,000 from a $117.5 million settlement—but only until September 14, 2026.
Congressional backing for an appeal against FCC breach notification rules signals fundamental disagreements about regulatory authority and compliance feasibility.
Sealed court records on Epstein victims surfaced during a national security hearing, exposing critical gaps in how government agencies protect sensitive data.
Monitor your bills, medical records, and insurance accounts for signs that your lab data has been accessed before you receive an official breach notification.
Attackers targeting financial data exploit weak passwords, social engineering, and third-party vulnerabilities to access bank accounts and commit fraud.
Pillsbury customers exposed in data breach should monitor credit reports, place fraud alerts, and change passwords immediately to protect against identity theft.
A healthcare provider's breach of 1,677 patient records shows how medical data continues to fuel cybercriminal enterprise and regulatory exposure.
Michigan and 41 other states settled with 23andMe over its 2023 genetic data breach, though bankruptcy limits payouts to just $18 million of the $150 million in allowed claims.
