Breach

Hunters International claimed in a post on its extortion portal last week that it had exfiltrated terabytes of data from the auto dealership company, including its network-attached storage images, databases, financial documents, databases, and human resource files.

More than 3.1 million individuals were confirmed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to have had their information compromised as a result of the widespread MOVEit hack conducted by the Cl0p ransomware operation against Medicare admin services provider Wisconsin Physicians Service last year.

Such an intrusion resulted in unauthorized access to Franklin County's poll book records, which included individuals' names, Social Security numbers, financial account numbers, driver's license numbers, medical record numbers, insurance identification numbers, COVID-19-related details, vaccination information, and/or insurance or billing details.

Records exposed by grep were divided into a pair of call-tracking TXT files, the first of which detailed phone calls' start and end times, callers' and recipients' phone numbers, and call status, duration, and notes, as well as call interpreters' IDs.

Despite the shutdown of both chatbots — which provided free access to up to 20 data samples from 31.2 million datasets and PDF-based claim documents — more have emerged to distribute the stolen data.

Investigation conducted alongside blockchain security firm SlowMist noted the theft of nearly $44.7 million as a result of the incident although calculations are still ongoing, said BingX, which emphasized its immediate implementation of urgent asset transfers and other emergency procedures following the identification of atypical network access.

Dell had its internal files claimed to be compromised by the threat actor "grep" just days after the same actor admitted to stealing 10,863 employee records from a breach earlier this month.

Utilization of Slack will be halted across most of Disney's businesses by the end of the year, said Disney Chief Financial Officer Hugh Johnston in a report in the Status media newsletter.