BleepingComputer reports that Verizon has disclosed that some of its prepaid customers had their accounts accessed, with exposed credit card information later used in SIM swapping attacks.
An audit of EyeMed found the insurer failed to conduct a risk assessment in compliance with New York’s cybersecurity regulation after its 2020 email hack impacting millions of patients.
SecurityWeek reports that Woolworths, a major retail company in Australia, has confirmed that its recently acquired MyDeal online marketplace was hit by a data breach that has compromised information from 2.2 million customers.
Major Australian health insurance provider Medibank Private Limited has disclosed being hit by a ransomware attack last week that resulted in a temporary service outage, which has since been resolved, according to BleepingComputer.
Pennsylvania-based primary care provider team Keystone Health has confirmed being hit with a data breach that may have compromised 235,237 individuals' protected health information, reports HealthITSecurity.
Zoetop, the parent company of fast fashion brands Shein and Romwe, has been penalized with $1.9 million by New York state for its missteps in managing a data breach in 2018 that impacted 39 million Shein accounts and 7 million Romwe accounts, The Verge reports.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints had some of its members' and associates' personal information exposed following a cyberattack in March, reports CNET.
U.S. business publication Fast Company disclosed that while the cyberattack it experienced late last month has not compromised personal information from its Executive Board members, contributor credentials have been stolen and sold online, BleepingComputer reports.
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