Data Security

Maryland-based managed dermatology group Anne Arundel Dermatology had information from more than 1.9 million individuals compromised following a months-long data breach this year, reports Security Affairs.

Hackread reports that Texas-based Gladney Center for Adoption had more than 1.1 million records accidentally leaked by a misconfigured customer relationship management platform enabling inter-organizational casework and communication management.

Arizona-based nonprofit federally qualified health center North Country HealthCare had data from 600,000 patients purportedly stolen by the pro-Russian Stormous ransomware operation, Security Affairs reports.

Data breaches in the U.S. could reach record-breaking levels by the end of the year after publicly disclosed data compromises totaled 1,732 during the first six months of 2025, which is nearly 11% higher than the same period last year, according to Infosecurity Magazine.

TeleMessage vulnerability used to pilfer users' credentials, data Multiple attacks exploiting a vulnerability in the TeleMessage platform's Signal clone app, tracked as CVE-2025-48927, have sought to compromise users' credentials and data since the flaw's initial disclosure in May, according to TechCrunch.

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.

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.