A U.S. District Court judge is set to decide this week whether Hannaford Bros. supermarket chain can be held liable for a 2008 breach that exposed some 4.2 million credit and debit card numbers. According to a report Thursday in the Portland (Maine) Press Herald, the company was sued by plaintiffs from several states, and the complaints were consolidated last summer into one lawsuit. Judge D. Brock Hornby will decide whether to certify the case as a class action, which would allow the suit to move toward trial. — DK
Infiltration of TfL's internal systems on September 1 resulted in the exfiltration of some customers' names and contact information, as well as refund data belonging to nearly 5,000 Oyster cardholders.
Major cybersecurity firm Fortinet has disclosed having information from fewer than 0.3% of its customers compromised following a cyberattack against its Microsoft Azure SharePoint server by the threat actor Fortibitch, which claimed to have stolen and exposed 440 GB of data.
After initially publishing data purportedly from Kadokawa in late June — which the firm confirmed to include internal corporate information and business partner details — BlackSuit was discovered by cybersecurity researcher HackManac to have updated its darknet site with additional stolen data on Tuesday.
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