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1. Marriott Suffers Another Credential-Based Breach:-
On March 31, 2020, Marriott posted an announcement that "an unexpected amount of guest information may have been accessed using the login credentials of two employees at a franchise property." That "unexpected amount" turned out to be the data of 5.2 million guests.
2. Slickwraps and the Case of the "White Hat" Hacker:-
Slickwraps, a company that lets users design custom skins for their electronics, was embroiled in a data breach story The Verge called "comically bad." The breach started when someone claimed to be a "white hat" hacker who tried to alert the company about its "abysmal cybersecurity."
3. Antheus Tecnologia Biometric Data Breach:-
In March 2020, SafetyDetectives —a pro bono team of security researchers— revealed a breach in the data of Antheus Tecnologia, a Brazilian biometric solutions company. The company had left sensitive information, including data on 76,000 fingerprints, exposed on an unsecured server.
4. LiveJournal Data Breach Comes Back to Haunt Users:-
Back in the early days of blogging, millions of people took to LiveJournal to air their secrets, form communities, and write reams of fanfic. In May, many of those users had an unpleasant shock when Bleeping Computer reported that hackers were passing around a database containing 26 million login credentials.
5. LifeLabs Breach Exposes Almost Half of Canada:-
In October 2019, Canadian medical testing company LifeLabs was hacked in the biggest data breach in Canadian history. (This data breach story technically came to light in December 2019, but the scandal deepened in the new year, so it still makes a list.)
6. Wishbone Data Breach Puts Young Users at Risk:-
Wishbone is a popular social app, especially among young teens. In May, cybersecurity researchers discovered that hackers were selling a database with over 40 million user records on the dark web. This incident is particularly troubling given the young age of many of Wishbone's users and the apparent lack of appropriate safeguards for their data.
7. Nintendo Is the Latest Victim of Credential Stuffing in Media:-
In April 2020, Nintendo announced that 160,000 accounts had been breached in a presumptive credential stuffing attack. Hackers had apparently been using the hijacked accounts to buy coveted digital items.
8. Shocking Revelations From an Australian Football Data Breach:-
BigFooty.com is a popular app where fans of Australian football can chat about their favorite sport (which is not to be confused with American or international sports, also called football). But in late May, the public learned that this seemingly innocuous app had a dark side.
9. CAM4 Exposes 10.88 Billion Records:-
This adult webcam platform inadvertently left a database full of extremely sensitive information available on the web without password protection. Again, we have SafetyDetectives to thank for finding the vulnerability and sounding the alarm before malicious actors could steal the data.
10. ExecuPharm Data Stolen and Published in a Ransomware Attack:-
On March 13, hackers with the CLOP ransomware group launched a ransomware attack against ExecuPharm, a pharmaceutical research company.Once inside, the hackers encrypted the data on the affected servers and demanded a ransom to decrypt it. Not only that, but they also threatened to publish the stolen data on the dark web if they weren't paid.
11. EasyJet Customers Hit Hard:-
In May 2020, low-cost airline EasyJet revealed that a "highly-sophisticated attacker" stole 9 million customers' personal data. In response, law firm PGMBM filed a class action lawsuit under the GDPR for £18bn. EasyJet has faced intense criticism for failing to protect data and for waiting several months to inform customers of the breach. However, legal observers predict that the company will face a lighter fine since the airline industry is already struggling to survive during the Coronavirus pandemic.
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