BusinessKorea reports that Adidas has confirmed having certain data from its consumers stolen following an attack against a third-party customer service provider.
U.S. multinational semiconductor manufacturing company Broadcom had its Middle Eastern employees' data stolen following a September ransomware attack against Business Systems House, which is a partner of its former payroll services provider ADP, reports The Register.
Cybernews reports that major cloud providers had over 660,000 misconfigured cloud storage buckets leaking 200 billion files, with the exposed buckets being 30% higher than in August.
SecurityWeek reports that the Australian Human Rights Commission had attachments submitted via its online web forms inadvertently exposed after being indexed by search engines.
Officials at Baltimore's Arundel County have disclosed that data belonging to patients served by its Health Department may have been stolen following a ransomware attack earlier this year, CBS Baltimore reports.
International far-right media outlet The Epoch Times was reported by SafetyDetectives cybersecurity experts to have a database of 32 million records allegedly stolen from its systems leaked online, according to Cybernews.
Cybernews reports that major video game distribution service Steam was noted by its owner Valve to not have had its systems compromised following an ad touting the theft of 89 million records.
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