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• 70 different law enforcement agencies January 1, 2011 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] accidentally published
• U.S. Army January 1, 2011 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] accidentally published
• University of Miami January 1, 2008 • [ leak, misconfiguration, education ] lost / stolen computer
• ? January 1, 2011 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] accidentally published
• Service Personnel and Veterans Agency (UK) January 1, 2008 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] lost / stolen media
• RENAPER (Argentina) January 1, 2018 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] poor security
• Various law enforcement agencies (Philippine National Police, National Bureau of Investigation, Bureau of Internal Revenue) January 1, 2023 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] poor security
• Office of the Texas Attorney General January 1, 2012 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] accidentally published
• Norwegian Tax Administration January 1, 2008 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] accidentally published
• National Health Information Center (NCZI) of Slovakia January 1, 2020 • [ leak, misconfiguration, healthcare ] poor security
• Ministry of Health January 1, 2019 • [ insider, misconfiguration, healthcare ] poor security/inside job
• Shanghai National Police Database January 1, 2022 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] unsecured database
• Servicio Electoral de Chile (Servel) January 1, 2019 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] misconfigured server
• ? January 1, 2008 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] accidentally published
• Health Sciences Authority January 1, 2019 • [ leak, misconfiguration, healthcare ] poor security
• ? January 1, 2019 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] poor security / misconfigured server
• Department of Homeland Security January 1, 2016 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] poor security
• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau January 1, 2023 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] poor security
• Australian Immigration Department January 1, 2015 • [ leak, misconfiguration, government ] accidentally published
• Reincubate May 11, 2017 • [ leak, misconfiguration, technology ] In October 2020, the app data company Reincubate suffered a data breach which exposed a backup from November 2017 (the newest record in the data appeared several months earlier). The data included over 616k unique email addresses, names and passwords stored as PBKDF2 hashes.