Amazon confirmed a data breach involving employee information after data allegedly stolen during the May 2023 MOVEit attacks was leaked on a hacking forum. The threat actor behind this data leak, known as Nam3L3ss, published over 2.8 million lines of Amazon employee data, including names, contact information, building locations, email addresses, and more. Amazon spokesperson Adam Montgomery confirmed Nam3L3ss' claims, adding that this data was stolen from systems belonging to a third-party ser
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Sensitive information belonging to nearly one million Wisconsin residents was breached during the cybercriminal campaign last year that targeted the popular MOVEit file transfer service. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the federal agency that manages the Medicare program and the Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation (WPS) said last week that they have begun notifying people whose personal information leaked after hackers exploited a vulnerability in the MOVEit s
The National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) reported that nearly 900 colleges and universities across the US had data stolen during attacks by a Russia-based ransomware gang exploiting the popular MOVEit file-sharing tool. The nonprofit manages educational reporting, data exchange, verification, and research services for 3,600 colleges and universities as well as 22,000 high schools.
In June of this year, the organization first confirmed that it was affected by exploitation of the tool, which was
The US Department of Energy and several other federal agencies were compromised in a Russian cyber-extortion gang’s global hack of a file-transfer program popular with corporations and governments. Still, the impact was not expected to be great, Homeland Security officials said on 15 June 2023. But for others, among what could be hundreds of victims from industry to higher education, including patrons of at least two state motor vehicle agencies, the hack was beginning to show some serious impa
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
The number of organizations impacted by ongoing hacks of the software MOVEit is continuing to mount as entities from airlines to universities to the Department of Energy confirm their information was among a series of recent data breaches largely blamed on a Russian-speaking criminal group.
Transportation agencies in Oregon and Louisiana have warned millions of residents their identities are at risk after a cyberattack Thursday stole names, addresses and social security numbers.[1] Louisiana of
