Breach

BleepingComputer reports that major Indian car-sharing platform Zoomcar Holdings had information from 8.4 million users compromised following a breach of its systems identified last week.

Online macOS cloud services provider VirtualMacOSX had information from 10,000 clients purportedly stolen in a breach exposed on a widely known clear web hacking forum, where troves of information allegedly pilfered from AT&T, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, and Facebook had been peddled, Hackread reports.

Virginia-based debt collection firm Credit Control Corporation was claimed to have information from 9.1 million people across the U.S. stolen in a data breach, Cybernews reports.

T-Mobile had 64 million records purportedly stolen from its systems exposed on a data leak site, Cybernews reports.

The open cameras may cause unauthorized access at data centers, break-ins at offices and retail stores, and privacy issues for home users and employees.

Mastery Schools, the leading charter school network in Philadephia, has disclosed that data from 37,031 individuals had been compromised in a ransomware attack last September, which the DragonForce ransomware gang claimed to have led to the theft of 171 GB of data, Infosecurity Magazine reports.

Attackers who breached the state's CRIS using a compromised account, which has since been taken down, were able to exfiltrate data, including names, driver's license numbers, license plate numbers, car insurance policy numbers, and addresses, as well as details on crash-related injuries and incident narratives.

U.S. multinational industrial technology firm Sensata Technologies has disclosed that data from current and former employees, as well as their dependents, had been compromised following a ransomware attack in April.