More than 200,000 individuals were confirmed to have had their data compromised following separate cyberattacks against Arkansas-based healthcare provider Mainline Health Systems and Pennsylvania-based critical illness recovery and rehabilitation hospital operator Select Medical Holdings, according to SecurityWeek.
Attacks with the Redline information-stealing malware have facilitated the theft of data from Paraguay's entire population, which was exposed on June 13 after the country refused to pay the demanded ransom, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.
Krispy Kreme has confirmed that over 160,000 individuals were affected by a ransomware attack in late 2024, in which hackers accessed and leaked highly sensitive personal and financial information, according to GBHackers News.
Michigan-based non-profit healthcare system McLaren Health Care had information from more than 743,000 individuals compromised following a cyberattack initially disclosed in August, Cybernews reports.
Security Affairs reports that major North American steel producer and metal recycler Nucor Corporation had "limited data" exfiltrated from its IT systems following a cyberattack by still unknown threat actors last month.
Reuters reports that AT&T had its $117 million settlement for lawsuits over separate data breach incidents last year that revealed information from millions of its customers approved by U.S. District Judge Ada Brown.
Widely used cryptocurrency price tracking site CoinMarketCap had $43,266 worth of cryptocurrency pilfered from 110 victims following a Friday attack that involved the Inferno Drainer crypto-draining tool, according to Hackread.
