Threat actors were able to access patients' medical and health insurance details, as well as their birthdates and addresses, noted UT Southwestern in a filing with the Office of the Texas Attorney General.
U.S. financial services provider Paysign has launched an investigation into claims that one of its databases containing more than 1.2 million consumer records had been compromised.
U.S. federal technology consulting firm Acuity was claimed to be compromised by IntelBroker, who noted obtaining data from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services .
Discovered within the unsecured MongoDB database were troves of sensitive user data, including individuals' personal information, social media identifiers, and encrypted passwords.