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Possible data leak: Suspicious activity in a secure file-management system used for billing services to Vikor Scientific and other labs may have affected patient information.
Around May 23, 2024, the JATC became aware of suspicious activity on certain systems; the investigation found an unauthorised actor copied files between May 17 and 23, 2024.
Unauthorised access may have exposed 408 customer records and information about partners and member firms. Category counts are not added and disclosure is not treated as confirmed.
Possible data leak: Information on the network was subject to unauthorised access in an August 29, 2025 disruption; personal information may have been affected.
A vulnerability in a service provider’s software let an unknown actor access some Gravity files stored in its CRM.
On January 7, 2026, an unauthorised third party accessed names, dates of birth, addresses, phones, emails and financial-planning information.
Possible data leak: On October 20, 2025, Gain FCU became aware of unusual activity in one user’s email account; it found an unauthorised party had accessed the account and cut off the access.
Possible data leak: After confirming ransomware on February 3, 2026 and issuing a first notice on February 4, later investigation found some personal data on a leak site.
Possible data leak: Dotmoney showed other accounts’ data between 15:03 and 16:49 on February 4, 2026; the official blog reported recovery and details. Not a cyber-attack.
On September 29, 2025, Bayou Media learned of potentially unauthorised access to a web-hosting service it uses to store product data; the data had been received from Parkwest Bicycle Casino (PBC).
Possible data leak: An unauthorised individual accessed the network and may have viewed limited data, likely around September 20, 2023.
After confirming ransomware on February 3, 2026 and issuing a first notice, later investigation confirmed external personal-data leakage; the May 21 sixth report fixed the count at 207,773.
On January 14 and 21, 2026, bulk student emails used To instead of Bcc so addresses were visible to others; the university disclosed this on February 2.
After finding malicious redirects on January 23, Integral closed sites and on January 30 reported a possible leak of contact-form data; a April 17 final report found no successful-exfiltration record but could not fully rule it out.
Possible data leak: Files may have been accessed and/or acquired in an October 17, 2025 network disruption.
A network disruption was detected November 12, 2025 and on November 20 data was confirmed taken without authorisation.
Possible data leak: Investigation of suspicious email activity on October 9, 2025 found an unauthorised individual may have accessed emails containing personal information.
A then-unknown Oracle EBS zero-day was exploited to download and export information including data about franchisees and brokers.
A single user account was compromised and used to copy files from a shared network drive.
Possible data leak: Vendor Doctor Alliance’s systems were accessed in October–November 2025 and home-health certification and plan-of-care forms for some BAYADA clients may have been accessed or copied.