Numerous healthcare providers across the U.S. had their patient data compromised following an attack against the legacy data migration servers of major healthcare software-as-a-service firm Oracle Health, previously known as Cerner, initially discovered late last month, reports BleepingComputer.
Australian artificial intelligence-based dealership finance platform Vroom by YouX, previously known as Drive IQ, had 27,000 records with sensitive information exposed by an unprotected Amazon AWS S3 bucket, which has since been secured by the company, Hackread reports.
Widely used cloud-based streaming tools platform StreamElements has disclosed having been impacted by a data breach involving a former third-party service provider.
Military strike plans of the U.S. against Houthi rebels in Yemen were discussed over the Signal messaging app and exposed by The Atlantic after the inadvertent inclusion of its editor-in-chief in the chat.
State and local governments have been urged by the New America's Open Technology Institute to implement data encryption, hashing, de-identification, and other privacy enhancing technologies to avert potential breaches amid growing concerns regarding the Department of Government Efficiency's increasingly pervasive access to federal agencies' sensitive information, reports CyberScoop.
Major Australian trade tool retailer Sydney Tools had more than 34 million online order records and over 5,000 employees' records leaked by an unprotected ClickHouse database, according to Cybernews.
Major U.S. wheelchair and mobility equipment provider Numotion had data from over 494,000 individuals, or its entire customer base, compromised after the breach of certain email accounts from September to November, according to SecurityWeek.
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