An unidentified former employee of the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is the likely perp behind a breach that could lead to a "risk of identity theft."
St. Agnes Medical Center in Fresno, Calif. reported that about 2,800 staffers had their W-2 information compromised by a spearphishing attack earlier this month.
Tribune Media's ProSportsDaily notified the California Attorney General's Office Wednesday of a data breach that compromised login credentials and likely other user information.
Charles Schwab informed some of its customers on May 4 that their accounts were likely accessed by an unauthorized person possibly exposing their names, account information and other financial data.
WhatsApp, a popular encrypted messaging app, was briefly shut down throughout Brazil earlier this week after a regional judge ordered the country’s telecom providers to temporarily block the app.
Brunswick Corp. reported on May 3 that it was victimized by a spearsphishing scam that netted the W-2 information for possibly all 13,000 current and former company employees.
