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24-1015
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The Company Dissolved, and the Records Did Not

Where the relationship never existed, the notification is the first contact and the bankruptcy is the last.

USDoDData brokerAftermath
Sev 4TargetNational Public DataActorUSDoD
24-0604
File

Hospital Investigation Found the Synnovis Attack Contributed to a Patient's Death

The standing objection to everything this database says about availability harm is that nobody can show it reaching a person. Here a trust did.

QilinHealthcareAftermath
Sev 5TargetSynnovisActorQilinUnited Kingdom
23-1219
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Rhysida Published 1.3 Million Insomniac Files Including Employee Passports

Reporting follows interest. The harm that is interesting gets recorded; the harm that is serious sometimes does not.

RhysidaTechnologyAftermath
Sev 4TargetInsomniac GamesActorRhysidaUSA
23-1110
File

LockBit Published 43GB From Boeing, Revealing the Citrix Bleed Entry Route

A dump is chosen for extortion value, not evidence. This one disclosed its own method.

LockBitCVE-2023-4966 — Citrix BleedManufacturingAftermath
Sev 4TargetBoeingActorLockBitUSA
23-0907
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Caesars Paid About $15 Million While MGM Refused in the Same Week

Paying bought silence about data already copied. None of the $15m was spent on the members.

Scattered SpiderSocial engineering — third-party help deskHospitalityAftermath
Sev 4TargetCaesars EntertainmentActorScattered SpiderUSA
23-0715
File

ALPHV and Cl0p Both Listed Estee Lauder From Separate Intrusions

An organisation dealing with an incident should not assume it is dealing with an incident.

ALPHV, Cl0pMOVEit (Cl0p); not established (ALPHV)RetailAftermath
Sev 4TargetThe Estée Lauder CompaniesActorALPHV, Cl0pUSA
23-0320
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Ferrari Refused a Ransom Demand and Notified Customers Directly

The leverage is the victim’s preference that nobody find out. Disclosing removes it.

UnattributedManufacturingAftermath
Sev 3TargetFerrariActorUnattributedItaly
23-0124
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Riot Games Refused a Ransom After League of Legends Source Code Was Stolen

Costly to the refuser, costless to everyone else. The only one in the database like that.

UnattributedSocial engineeringTechnologyAftermath
Sev 3TargetRiot GamesActorUnattributedUSA
22-1220
File

Guardian Ransomware Exposed UK Staff Data and Closed Its London Office for Six Weeks

It held the information, had the means to publish, and every commercial reason not to.

UnattributedPhishing — as reportedMediaAftermath
Sev 3TargetThe GuardianActorUnattributedUnited Kingdom
22-1218
File

LockBit Apologised to SickKids and Handed Back a Free Decryptor

Pharma is permitted. Dentists are permitted. The line falls where a death could be attributed.

LockBitHealthcareAftermath
Sev 3TargetHospital for Sick ChildrenActorLockBitCanada
22-1111
File

Daixin Took Data on 5 Million AirAsia Passengers and Every Employee

The answers were true before the employer collected them, and they stay true afterwards.

Daixin TeamAviationAftermath
Sev 4TargetAirAsia GroupActorDaixin TeamMalaysia
22-1104b
File

LockBit Claimed 40TB From Continental Three Months After the Company Disclosed

A file list is aimed past the victim, at the customers who now have to ask.

LockBitManufacturingAftermath
Sev 4TargetContinentalActorLockBitGermany
22-1024
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They Refused to Pay, and the Attackers Published the Abortions File

Not a dump. A selection — sorted by which procedure would hurt the patient most.

UnattributedStolen credentialHealthcareAftermath
Sev 5TargetMedibankActorUnattributedAustralia
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