Ransomware Disables Entertainment Company's IT Systems
A ransomware attack encrypted D-Box's network in July 2025, disabling most business systems for several days before a multi-week restoration.
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A ransomware attack encrypted D-Box's network in July 2025, disabling most business systems for several days before a multi-week restoration.
A ransomware attack forced foodservice supplier Edward Don to shut down parts of its network, disrupting phones, email, and order processing.
After EA refused to pay a ransom, hackers who breached its Slack and network dumped 751GB of stolen data, including FIFA 21 source code.
A misconfigured Ford server exposed customer and employee data for months; researchers say the company stayed silent after being notified.
A February 2025 ransomware attack on Guess exposed Social Security, driver's licence, and passport numbers; the company confirms no card data was hit.
A software misconfiguration let a third-party security firm improperly access data from nearly 750,000 Indiana residents' COVID-19 contact tracing survey.
A breach at Ontario healthcare provider Homewood Health exposed BC Housing, TransLink and PHSA employee data, later auctioned on the dark web.
Ransomware gang REvil claimed a 4TB data theft from energy firm Invenergy, though the company says operations were unaffected and no data was encrypted.
REvil exploited zero-day flaws in Kaseya's VSA remote monitoring platform to push ransomware to thousands of businesses, demanding a $70 million ransom.
A ransomware attack on law firm Campbell Conroy & O'Neil exposed client names, driver's license numbers, financial data and login credentials.
A third-party vendor breach exposed Yale New Haven Health patient names, addresses, emails and Social Security numbers, weeks after a ransomware attack.
Philabundance lost $923,000 when scammers hacked its systems and swapped a real construction vendor's invoice email for a fraudulent one during a kitchen build.
A ransomware group encrypted the servers of a six-person North York financial firm and stole 5GB of data, publishing it in stages when the firm stayed silent.
A fraudster posing as a construction company CFO tricked City of Saskatoon staff into rerouting a payment, costing the municipality $1.04 million.
A misconfigured Amazon cloud bucket at SeniorAdvisor exposed names, emails, phone numbers and contact dates for more than three million people.
A phishing attack on employee email accounts at UC San Diego Health exposed patient, student and staff names, addresses, SSNs and medical records for months.
A hacker claims to be selling personal data for 100 million T-Mobile customers, including SSNs, phone numbers, addresses and driver's licenses.
A business email compromise scam tricked an employee into wiring $2.1 million to fraudsters posing as a creditor; Waterloo Brewing's systems were not breached.
Illuminate Education, which runs school platforms Skedula and PupilPath, suffered a 10-day outage affecting 5,200 US schools after a cyber incident.
A ransomware attack forced Virginia's legislative IT division to shut down its servers, with officials receiving a ransom demand within days of the intrusion.
A five-year-old WebKit flaw in Safari let attackers run arbitrary code on Apple devices; Apple patched it in February 2022 across iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
Atlanta Allergy & Asthma notified 9,800 patients months after a breach dumped their Social Security numbers, health records and account numbers online.
A database allegedly holding 70 million AT&T users' names, Social Security numbers and birthdates surfaced for sale on a hacker forum for $200,000.
Black Basta is exploiting unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers to steal financial data and encrypt networks, echoing an FBI warning tied to 60 organizations.
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