Breach

Hackers hijacked thousands of accounts throughout June and early July.

A FOIA request by a researcher turned up more than 34,000 North Carolina residents who were impacted by the breach.

Hacker accessed one of video game publisher Ubisoft's websites, acquiring user information.

Information for more than 2,000 patients was lost when a Nebraska doctor's thumb drive went missing.

A contractor serving the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) committed a programming error, which led to private documents being sent to the wrong people.

A laptop stolen from the University of South Carolina's physics and astronomy department contained names, email addresses, and Social Security numbers of students.

Social Security and driver's license numbers belonging to crime victims, suspects and police were on the machine.

The personal information of former patients and employees at the Mental Health Institute in Independence, Iowa, as well as workers at other state facilities, may have been exposed after a backup computer tape went missing.