Breach

An update by DC Health Link confirmed some of the stolen congressional members’ data was leaked.

Prepare now for the inevitable cyberattack, because the bad guys are coming.

Data security firm Rubrik has confirmed being compromised through a zero-day in the Fortra GoAnywhere file-transfer software it uses for internal data sharing, TechCrunch reports.

CyberScoop reports that over 1,800 unique data entries belonging to Congress members, family, and staff that were stolen from the DC Health Link breach have been leaked by the threat actor dubbed 'Denfur' on Sunday.

Swiss cybersecurity firm Acronis has minimized the leak of a 12GB archive file claimed to be stolen from the company by the same hacker who offered to sell data stolen in an Acer breach, according to SecurityWeek.

Higher education and alumni social networking platform PeopleGrove, formerly known as CampusKudos, has confirmed having a database in an insecure server breached, compromising the personal information of its users, TechCrunch reports.

Nearly 9 million AT&T customers had some of their data compromised following a hack into a marketing vendor's systems, reports BleepingComputer.