Zetton’s forty three reports possible leak of 18,553 personal-data records
Unauthorised access to two legacy-mail accounts may have exposed 18,553 personal-data records. The two accounts are not a count of affected people.
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Unauthorised access to two legacy-mail accounts may have exposed 18,553 personal-data records. The two accounts are not a count of affected people.
Investigation of a November 9, 2025 network disruption found data acquired without authorisation that potentially contained notified individuals’ information.
Possible data leak: A now-terminated employee accessed employee records without a legitimate reason; SSNs and payroll information may have been accessible.
Unauthorised access to an employee Microsoft 365 account resulted in access to group health-plan members’ names, SSNs and dates of birth.
Around November 14, 2025, CalOPS learned that Board agenda packets posted on its website included personal information and removed them; packets for meetings from July 2023 to November 2025 included student and parent names, contact details, disability classifications and provider notes.
Contractor Zynas confirmed unauthorised access to a subcontractor hand-off server on January 29, 2026; its March 26 notice says Joyfull employee/applicant/relative data may be in scope (Joyfull’s own PDF returned HTTP404 at collection time, so the contractor official notice is cited).
Around November 15, 2025, a network disruption occurred; certain information on the network was accessed without authorisation between November 11 and 15, 2025.
Possible data leak: First notice Mar 26, 2026 reported suspected server intrusion (no confirmed theft then). Oct 2/15 follow-ups concluded name/address/phone/email/order data likely leaked May 14–19 for up to 593,000 online-store customers. Cards/passwords not stored. First disclosure remains Mar 26.
Credit-analysis vendor Kaaj suffered unauthorised access on January 13, 2026 and some data was copied; applicants’ names, addresses and SSNs may have been exposed.
Unauthorised access to one jobsite NAS was confirmed on November 5, 2025; Sato disclosed on March 26, 2026 that personal data may have been viewed.
Suspicious network activity was discovered on December 25, 2025; data was accessed and acquired between December 25 and 26, 2025, including names and SSNs.
Around May 20, 2025, suspicious activity in the email system was discovered; an unauthorised individual may have accessed information in an employee account.
Possible data leak: A USB used in an in-hospital meeting on November 5, 2025 was found missing on November 18; disclosed March 25, 2026.
Possible data leak: An employee email account was accessed between July 7 and August 21, 2025 and personal information may have been involved.
Before shutdown work a contractor disabled personal authentication so other volunteers could view data from March 16–18, 2026; Osaka Prefecture and Osaka City disclosed on March 25.
The Graduate School of Science and Technology misattached an Excel sheet with roster data for 1,478 enrolled students to a degree-content check mail; disclosed March 24, 2026.
Faculty ages were left in installation-plan reports and pre-replacement CMS files remained searchable; disclosed March 24, 2026.
Through a compromised user account, files in the company’s environment were downloaded without authorisation on January 8–9, 2026.
On January 19, 2026, a brute-force attack accessed some accounts on the Telecharge ticketing site; names and usernames/passwords could have been subject to access.
On December 15, 2025, suspicious emails sent to several employees were identified; on January 17, 2026, the group found that business and patient-care files may have been accessed and removed, potentially including names, mailing and email addresses and billing records with limited medical information.