Revenue-cycle software for thousands of hospitals. Billing data is clinical data wearing an accounting costume.
A phishing-led compromise affecting close to six million guests, including passport numbers a passenger could never have declined to provide.
About 11.7 million accounts on France’s national identity portal, and a detained fifteen-year-old. The age is the least useful fact in the file.
967,000 accounts at a lending platform. Underwriting assembles identity, income and obligations — including for people who were declined.
A six-month window on a small-business lending product, in one of the most heavily monitored environments in commercial technology.
5.1 million loyalty accounts. Nothing sensitive by field name; a good deal sensitive by implication.
A university discovering redirected payroll has suffered an incident. An employee who was not paid has suffered a loss on a specific date.
Half the compromised accounts in Asia belong to people about whom this corpus can say nothing further.
An accurate account of how large organisations are compromised, and a poor guide to how most compromises happen.
A crash report exists because someone was in a collision. No vulnerability was exploited — a valid account did a permitted thing 300,000 times.
People write to support when something has gone wrong, and they explain it.
Everything the company said in August was true. In December none of it helped.