Multinational Australian medical technology manufacturer Compumedics has reported that data from 318,150 individuals had been compromised following a ransomware intrusion earlier this year, according to SecurityWeek.
Security Brief United Kingdom reports that Lab 1 has launched a new feature called "File Previews," enabling businesses to safely inspect individual files found in breached datasets without downloading potentially harmful data.
Next Level Finance Partners, a debt settlement company in Pennsylvania doing business as Century Support Services, had information from more than 160,000 people, or over half of its clients, pilfered following the compromise of its systems in a November cyberattack, which has not yet been claimed by any known ransomware operation, SecurityWeek reports.
U.S. multinational doughnut and coffeehouse chain Krispy Kreme has been filed with a class action lawsuit alleging its negligence in a November data breach by the Play ransomware gang that affected 161,676 individuals, Cybernews reports.
Nippon Steel Solutions, the leading Japanese steelmaker's cloud and cybersecurity service-focused subsidiary, has confirmed having information from its customers, partners, and employees pilfered following a March data breach facilitated by the exploitation of a network equipment zero-day vulnerability, reports Security Affairs.
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