Tracks cyberattacks, data breaches, compromised organizations, leaked data, and other security incidents
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Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program says files may have been accessed or acquired in a network incident, affecting 201,260 people. Exposed information included Social Security numbers, financial details and medical records.
A company reported that part of its information systems was subjected to a cyberattack on August 11, 2026. Its preliminary assessment found no significant operational impact; it activated defenses and engaged outside cybersecurity experts.
Guatemala’s Constitutional Court confirmed an August 10 intrusion that temporarily affected some technology services. The court says its data and documents are backed up and that it is containing the incident and restoring services.
A cyberattack disrupted portals at at least 20 municipal institutions in Espírito Santo. Authorities are investigating suspected access through service provider Ágape; claims of data exfiltration remain unconfirmed.
A ransomware incident affected door access and building systems at Winnipeg’s Health Sciences Centre. Shared Health said clinical operations continued uninterrupted and no patient impact had been identified; the investigation was ongoing.
An actor posting as exfilar claims ArtNexus left a database publicly readable, exposing account, contact, purchase and payment-token data. The report says the exposure is still live, but the claim is unverified.
Galaxy Research reported at least 1,367.05 BTC stolen from 4,585 addresses through an exploited Coldcard firmware vulnerability. Coinkite destroyed remaining inventory made with the vulnerable firmware and released a patch.
Yidu said its information systems were attacked on Aug. 4. The biotech company activated security defenses, brought in outside experts, and said its preliminary assessment found no major operational impact.
A Monday-morning cyberattack disrupted the Upper Austrian Chamber of Labour’s email and phone systems. Some services were restored by late morning; officials said there was no indication of data exfiltration or who was responsible.
LexisNexis took Diligence, Metabase API, and Newsdesk offline after detecting suspicious activity on a third-party vendor’s servers. The company is investigating and rebuilding affected systems; it has not reported data theft in this incident.
MyDr says an attacker accessed its environment and copied a cloud database containing historical patient data. The company reports no evidence the data was publicly released and is notifying affected clinics.
RIZAP said ransomware-related unauthorized access at contractor REXT on August 9 caused disruption to part of its internal network. Some APORITO services have been restricted while the companies investigate the impact and cause.
Malware disrupted Suisun City's 911 routing, police and fire dispatch, and other critical systems. The city shut down its IT network, declared an emergency, and is working with federal and state agencies; dispatch calls are being handled through Solano County.
Washburn County says it discovered a cyber incident on August 6, 2026, shut down county technology, and is investigating with cybersecurity professionals. Some services may be disrupted; the cause and any impact to personal information remain undetermined.
A ransomware attack on August 5 disrupted Coweta’s computers, files and most computer-based services. The city says emergency services and online bill pay remain operational, and it is assessing possible data access and restoring systems from offsite backups.
OMA says a July 15 ransomware attack affected two computers on a limited part of its network. The Booba Project claimed data theft, but OMA says it found no evidence that information or client records were compromised.
Unlimited Technology Systems reported unauthorized access to its data center in October 2025, affecting 3,803,750 people. Exposed information included personal and health data; the access method and actor are unknown.
Beaver County commissioners authorized a $175,000 payment after hackers took control of a county behavioral health office’s systems and threatened to publish data. A state bill co-sponsored by the county’s senator would ban public ransomware payments but remains stalled
Digitide Solutions says an investigation confirmed unauthorized access to data at one of its subsidiaries. The company is responding and investigating further; management currently sees no major operational or financial impact.
Suisun City officials said malicious software compromised city IT systems, disrupting 911 routing, emergency dispatch and online services. Dispatchers moved to a county center while federal and other agencies investigate and help restore systems.
Woodhaven Lakes said it stopped a ransomware attack encrypting locally stored files. Initial analysis found no breach of its Property Owners database; the organization is remediating systems and restoring services.
Mitchell shut down part of its network while investigating a potential cybersecurity incident. The city said critical and emergency services remained operational and that it had no indication its email environment was affected.
A reported cyberattack disrupted gate operations at three North Carolina port facilities, prompting manual processing and a cybersecurity contingency plan. Normal schedules resumed while state and federal partners continued investigating; no actor was publicly named.
Forum user 888 allegedly claimed ACRE Africa data included 14,300 farmer records, subsidy details, source code, access tokens, private keys, and hardcoded credentials. The claim is unverified, and the company has not publicly responded.
