A new report from Mysterium VPN documents 88 identity-verification breaches since 2011 that collectively exposed 2.15 billion records, demonstrating the substantial security risks inherent in collecting and storing sensitive identity and biometric data. These incidents reveal a pattern of breaches, exposures, and unauthorized sales of data specifically gathered for identity or age verification purposes. The scale of these breaches underscores growing concerns about the accumulation and protection of personal verification data across organizations.
Read full article at Security Affairs ↗Nutex Health has disclosed to the SEC the discovery of unauthorized access to its systems resulting in data exfiltration. The breach exposed sensitive information held by the healthcare organization, though specific details about the scope and nature of the compromised data were not disclosed in the available information.
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Paylogix, an employee benefits platform, has notified regulators of a breach in which attackers accessed sensitive financial and health data affecting tens of thousands of individuals. The incident highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in benefits management systems that handle personal employee information.
Take-Two's investigation into the GTA 6 leak is forcing Discord to disclose sensitive user data including IP addresses, phone numbers, and device IDs in an effort to identify the source of the leaked footage. This legal action could potentially expose personal information belonging to thousands of Discord users caught up in the investigation, raising privacy concerns even for users not directly involved in the leak.