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Strategic Benefits Advisors notified more than 58,000 people that a hacker accessed and may have removed files containing names and Social Security numbers.
The City of Tenino, Washington lost $280,309 in public funds after a former treasurer fell for a phishing scam and wired money to fraudulent accounts.
A ransomware attack on Forefront Dermatology exposed records for 2.4 million patients, employees and clinicians in one of 2021's largest healthcare breaches.
LockBit ransomware attackers claimed 6TB of Accenture's data and demanded a $50 million ransom; Accenture restored from backup and refused to pay.
Hive ransomware attackers leaked files from Toronto real estate software firm Altus Group after its back-office and email systems went offline.
Insurance broker Arthur J. Gallagher confirmed a ransomware attack exposed customers' Social Security numbers, health records and account details.
A BC school district's insurance provider suffered a breach that may have exposed international students' identity, contact and claim information.
Carnival Corporation's 2021 breach exposed names, passport numbers and COVID test data for cruise customers and staff; here's what businesses should learn.
An email breach at Covenant Healthcare exposed roughly 45,000 patients' names, SSNs, and medical records after two staff email accounts were compromised.
A misconfigured Calgary Parking Authority server left driver names, addresses, vehicle details, and payment data exposed for more than 100,000 users.
A ransomware attack forced foodservice supplier Edward Don to shut down parts of its network, disrupting phones, email, and order processing.
A ransomware attack encrypted D-Box's network in July 2025, disabling most business systems for several days before a multi-week restoration.
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 breach at Ontario healthcare provider Homewood Health exposed BC Housing, TransLink and PHSA employee data, later auctioned on the dark web.
A software misconfiguration let a third-party security firm improperly access data from nearly 750,000 Indiana residents' COVID-19 contact tracing survey.
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.
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