Breach

SecurityWeek reports that Massachusetts-based Covenant Health had data from 478,188 people stolen in a May data breach previously claimed by the Qilin ransomware gang.

New Zealand's Ministry of Health has been ordered by its minister Simeon Brown to immediately review the response to the sweeping data breach impacting patient information portal ManageMyHealth, which was threatened to have 400,000 exfiltrated files exposed should it refuse to pay the demanded ransom by Tuesday, reports Radio New Zealand.

Major New Zealand patient information portal ManageMyHealth had information from 108,000 to 126,000 individuals, or 6% to 7% of its userbase, compromised following a New Year's Eve data breach, reports 1News.

International Protestant Christian church and charitable organization Salvation Army had 93 GB of data purportedly stolen from its systems by the Interlock ransomware gang, Cybernews reports.

The Register reports that Indian law enforcement was confirmed by Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong to have arrested one of its former customer service agents bribed into providing almost 70,000 customer records that were then used to compromise the U.S. cryptocurrency exchange last December.

Threat actors have been able to continuously conduct cryptocurrency heists using encrypted vault backups pilfered in a cyberattack against LastPass three years ago, Security Affairs reports.

Widely known U.S. tech and culture magazine Wired had data from more than 2.3 million website users allegedly exposed on the new Breach Stars hacking forum by the threat actor "Lovely," who has also threatened to publish information from over 40 million users purportedly stolen from Conde Nast, the parent firm of Wired, according to HackRead.

Nissan Motor Corporation has confirmed that nearly 21,000 customers at Nissan Fukuoka had their data stolen following a September breach at Red Hat, which was claimed by the Crimson Collective cybercrime operation, BleepingComputer reports.