SmartTube
January 11, 2025
•[ malware, supply chain attack, data leak ]
Reporting indicates SmartTubes build/signing environment was compromised, allowing attackers to distribute officially signed builds containing malware (notably in versions identified in coverage). The malware was described as collecting device and app telemetry including IP addresses, and the project took affected builds offline while issuing a newly signed clean version. The incident reflects a supply-chain style compromise with malicious code distributed to users, with no confirmed account credential capture in the cited reporting.
At least one individual in Singapore
January 11, 2025
•[ malware, extortion, data leak ]
Singapore Police warned of a malware-enabled sextortion scam in which victims were lured via social media offers of online sexual services and deceived into downloading a malicious application. Police said the malware enabled scammers to remotely access victims photo galleries and contact lists, and in some cases capture or retrieve compromising content. Attackers then threatened to send the images to the victims contacts unless payments were made. Police reported at least six cases since November 2025 with total losses of at least S$20,000.
Agfa
January 11, 2025
•[ ransomware, data leak ]
Agfa-Gevaert faced public claims from the Everest ransomware group alleging the theft of Agfa data. Subsequent public reporting indicates Agfa conducted an internal investigation and concluded in early December 2025 that its IT systems were operational and that the data at issue was limited to older, non-sensitive information. Agfas communications emphasized that there was no indication that critical or current sensitive data was compromised. Details such as the initial access vector, the precise systems affected, and whether any encryption or operational disruption occurred were not publicly disclosed in accessible reporting. This entry codes the incident as an unauthorized access/data exposure event based on the companys statement about what information was involved after its probe.
Ungava Tulattavik Health Centre (UTHC)
January 11, 2025
•[ data leak, phishing ]
Ungava Tulattavik Health Center in Kuujjuaq (Nunavik, Quebec) disclosed it was the victim of a cyberattack in November 2025. The centre said the attack was blocked upon detection, but warned that files containing clinical and administrative information related to some people who use the health centre and some employees may have been stolen. The centre established a crisis unit, deployed enhanced surveillance/security tools, and worked with the Sret du Qubec, the Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services, and Sant Qubecs Cyber Defence Operational Centre during the investigation. Officials advised users and employees to monitor bank accounts and watch for suspicious emails or calls while the incident response and review continued.
UFCW Local 7 (United Food & Commercial Workers)
January 10, 2025
•[ data leak ]
On December 10, 2024, an unauthorized actor accessed and copied data from UFCW Local 7s network, compromising the personal information of approximately 55,747 union members. Data was later reported on dark web leak sites. No encryption was used, and no perpetrator has been identified.
Baylor Scott & White Texas Spine & Joint Hospital
January 10, 2025
•[ Email Compromise, Data Leak, Unauthorized Access ]
Unauthorized access to O365 mailbox exposed patient demographic and treatment information.
UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO)
January 10, 2025
•[ data leak, unauthorized access, government ]
UK authorities investigated a cyber intrusion into the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) that was reportedly discovered during routine monitoring in October 2025. According to officials briefed on the matter, attackers accessed a segment of the foreign offices IT environment used for policy coordination and diplomatic communications and obtained sensitive but non-classified material. The reported accessed information included internal correspondence, briefing papers, and contact details related to overseas missions, while systems handling classified intelligence were described as segregated and unaffected. The incident prompted containment actions, server isolation, and a wider government security review led with support from the National Cyber Security Centre.
Bangladesh e-Apostille service (MyGov) - impersonated portal
January 10, 2025
•[ phishing, data leak, identity theft ]
A fraudulent website mimicking Bangladeshs official e-apostille platform exposed sensitive personal documents belonging to more than 1,100 citizens. The fake portal generated fabricated apostille certificates with QR codes that redirected users to a sequentially ordered database where changing digits in the URL revealed other applicants scanned records, a weakness consistent with insecure direct object reference (IDOR). Leaked materials reportedly included national ID cards, passports, academic and marriage certificates, trade licences, business agreements, and other private records that could enable identity theft and targeted fraud. Officials indicated the fraud operation appeared to have been active since October 2025.
Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance (LOFSA)
January 10, 2025
•[ data leak ]
The Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance (LOSFA) sent letters to students warning of a data security incident involving their information, according to reporting summarized by DataBreaches.net. The letter dated December 5, 2025 stated the agency was investigating an incident affecting LOSFA systems and that an unauthorized party accessed or removed certain files. The letter indicated the affected files contained student names and Social Security numbers, while stating the START Saving Program and 529 savings accounts were not involved.
Columbia Eye Clinic
January 9, 2025
•[ data leak ]
Clinic confirmed January 913 network access to files with patient information.
Byzfunder NY LLC
January 9, 2025
•[ data leak, unauthorized access ]
Byzfunder reported a security incident involving a cloud software solution. An unauthorized third party may have accessed or acquired certain files during the period 09/01/202509/20/2025, with the incident becoming known to the company on 09/19/2025. The company later reported the incident to the Maine Attorney General and began notifying affected individuals.
OYO Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
January 8, 2025
•[ data leak ]
Documents show unusual activity between Jan 811 in a shared network environment used by the property; subsequent review determined thousands of individuals were affected. The case centers on data theft rather than operational shutdown, with regulatory filings and notices issued in October.
Barts Health NHS
January 8, 2025
•[ ransomware, data leak, vulnerability exploit ]
Barts Health NHS Trust confirmed that the Cl0p ransomware group exploited a vulnerability in Oracle E-Business Suite to access and steal files from one of its invoice databases. The stolen material was described as including patient names and addresses associated with billed care, records related to former staff with unresolved salary issues, and supplier payment details (much of which is already public). The breach was reported as occurring in August 2025 and was not detected until later when data appeared on the threat actors leak site. Barts stated that core clinical systems and electronic patient records were not affected, and it reported the incident to relevant UK authorities and regulators while taking steps to limit further dissemination.
University of Phoenix
January 8, 2025
•[ data leak ]
Phoenix Education Partners reported that the University of Phoenix experienced a cybersecurity incident involving Oracle E-Business Suite (Oracle EBS). The company detected the incident on November 21, 2025 and believes a previously unknown Oracle EBS vulnerability was exploited in August 2025 to copy certain data maintained in its Oracle EBS environment. The company stated that personal information for numerous individuals was accessed without authorization, including names and contact information, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and bank account/routing numbers, and that it would provide required notifications while the investigation continued.
Fieldtex Products, Inc.
January 8, 2025
•[ ransomware, data leak ]
Fieldtex Products Inc., including its e-First Aid Supplies division, reported a data security incident after identifying unauthorized access to certain systems during August 2025. Public reporting associated the incident with the Akira ransomware group, which claimed responsibility on a leak site and alleged it stole corporate documents, though those claims were not independently verified in the available notice. According to reporting on the incident and breach tracking, the event potentially exposed limited protected health information related to individuals, with data elements including name, address, date of birth, member identification number, health plan name, coverage effective and termination dates, and gender. External reporting cited approximately 238,615 affected individuals. Fieldtex indicated it took steps to investigate, mitigate, and notify impacted people; the initial compromise method and the full extent of any data exfiltration beyond the limited PHI described were not publicly detailed in the accessible notice.
Pro Medicus
January 7, 2025
•[ data leak, email compromise, employee data ]
Pro Medicus disclosed that it investigated unauthorized access by an unknown third party to a single email inbox in July 2025. The company said it engaged external cybersecurity experts, secured the inbox, and contained the incident. Its analysis concluded the access was isolated to one mailbox and did not provide access to any client systems or patient data; it also stated there was no operational impact or financial loss. Pro Medicus reported that PII for approximately 100 current and former employees could potentially have been accessed and that the affected individuals were notified.
City of Lubbock Utilities
January 6, 2025
•[ data leak, skimming ]
The City of Lubbock Utilities, Texas, reported that malicious code was injected into its third-party online utility payment portal between December 18, 2024 and January 6, 2025. The injected script presented a fake payment window that captured customers cardholder information. According to the Texas state breach portal and public notices, 12,503 Texans were affected. Compromised data included names, billing addresses, payment card numbers, expiration dates, and CVV codes. Officials confirmed no impact to internal systems or encryption of city data.
Towne Mortgage
January 6, 2025
•[ ransomware, data leak ]
Towne Mortgage disclosed that a June 2025 incident may have involved a hacker copying data from its network. Reporting on subsequent litigation stated that the lender did not publicly specify how many customers were impacted, but a disclosure referenced at least 474 Massachusetts residents and indicated that Social Security numbers and financial account information were compromised. The same report noted that some cybersecurity blogs attributed the attack to the BlackByte ransomware-as-a-service group, though the company itself did not confirm attribution. Multiple class action lawsuits were filed after the lenders breach announcement, alleging failure to protect sensitive borrower information.
Prosper Marketplace
January 6, 2025
•[ data leak, PII ]
The Record reported that fintech lender Prosper Marketplace disclosed a cyberattack that was initially discovered on September 1, 2025, with an investigation concluding that attackers accessed data between June and August 2025. The company stated there was no evidence of unauthorized access to customer accounts or funds, but reported that sensitive personal information and application-related data were accessed, ultimately affecting about 13.1 million people. The reported exposed elements included high-risk identifiers (SSNs and national IDs), banking details, and extensive identity and application documentation, creating significant fraud and identity-theft risk even without confirmed account takeover.
Black Hills Regional Eye Institute
January 4, 2025
•[ data leak ]
In early January 2025, the Black Hills Regional Eye Institute detected unauthorized access lasting five days (Jan 48). A forensic review confirmed exfiltration of patient and employee data including PII and PHI. The breach affected about 106 k individuals and was disclosed August 29 2025. No encryption reported; data stolen for likely financial gain.
