Collaborate Disseminate
Julian Lim reports: The hardest part of crypto security used to be keeping private keys away from hackers. In France, the problem has moved much closer to home. A new report says roughly 70% of documented wrench attacks against crypto holders and their… Continue reading France Sees More Violent Attacks on Crypto Holders Than Any Other Country
There’s a follow-up to the case of a motor insurance worker who received a suspended prison sentence for unlawfully accessing personal information. On May 21, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced that it had secured a £355… Continue reading UK: £355,880.10 confiscation order secured following proceeds of crime hearing
Rhode Island residents may understandably wonder about the state’s vendor security monitoring. First, it was the Deloitte and the RIBridges data breach that affected more than 730,000 residents. Now the vendor that administers the state’s w… Continue reading Rhode Island’s workers’ compensation notifies those affected by January data breach
Oprah Flash reports: “Violated” and being “unable to trust” have been the feelings plaguing victims of a cyber attack on a Midlands-based water company. The personal data of 633,887 people was stolen and published on the dark we… Continue reading UK: Victims feel ‘violated’ after water firm’s data breach
On July 1, 2025, Radiology Associates of Richmond (“RAR”) reported a breach to HHS that had occurred in April 2024 and affected more than 1.4 million patients. By the end of July 2025, the well-known radiology practice had experienced a se… Continue reading Radiology Associates of Richmond discloses second data breach; 266k people affected
Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reports: Phone provider Trump Mobile has confirmed that it was exposing customers’ names, email addresses, mailing addresses, cell numbers, and order identifiers to the open internet. Chris Walker, a spokesperson for the T… Continue reading Trump Mobile confirms it exposed customers’ personal data, unclear whether it will notify those affected
Joseph Lazzarotti of JacksonLewis writes: State breach-notification laws continue to evolve, and legislatures are using 2026 sessions to tighten consumer protections and shift the civil liability landscape that often follows a cyber event. For business… Continue reading Proposed State Laws For Breach Notification Could Reshape Incident Response Plans
Officials allege that WorkTitans and MIRhosting were used to facilitate pro-Russian hackers and evade EU sanctions. Huib Modderkolk and Henrik Moltke write: Youssef Z. may have seen trouble coming. The 57-year-old entrepreneur and organizational consul… Continue reading How a consultant and a concert pianist from the Netherlands were arrested on suspicion of aiding NoName057(16)
Daryna Antoniuk reports: German university hospitals are grappling with a large-scale patient data breach after unknown hackers targeted an external billing service provider used by medical centers across the country, according to statements from sever… Continue reading Hackers steal patient and billing data from German hospitals via third-party provider
Do those who say never to pay ransomware or hack-and-leak criminals because it encourages more crime also say never to pay those who hack crypto? If you negotiate with hackers to let them keep a percent of what they stole as a non-prosecutable “b… Continue reading Verus Hacker Returns $8.5M After Bridge Exploit Deal