A massive data breach allegedly linked to Under Armour has exposed the email addresses and personal details of over 72 million people. The Everest ransomware group claims responsibility, and the leaked data includes sensitive information like names, addresses, and purchase history, raising concerns about identity theft and phishing.

The Richmond Behavioral Health Authority reported a ransomware attack that compromised the personal information of over 113,000 individuals. Stolen data includes names, Social Security numbers, and health information. The Qilin ransomware group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Andy Frain Services, a security firm, revealed that a ransomware attack by the Black Basta group has affected over 100,000 individuals, with sensitive information likely compromised. The breach, discovered in October 2024, involved the theft of 750 GB of data, prompting the company to offer credit monitoring and identity restoration services to those impacted.

Manpower, a major staffing agency, has disclosed a data breach affecting nearly 145,000 individuals after attackers accessed its systems in late December 2024. The RansomHub ransomware group claimed responsibility for the attack, reportedly stealing around 500GB of sensitive data, including personal client information. In response, Manpower is enhancing its IT security and offering affected individuals free credit monitoring services.

IdeaLab has confirmed that sensitive data was stolen during a ransomware attack last October, attributed to the Hunters International group. The breach affected current and former employees and contractors, with 137,000 files leaked on the dark web, prompting the company to offer identity theft protection to impacted individuals.

Ascension, a major U.S. healthcare system, has disclosed a data breach affecting personal and health information of patients due to a vulnerability in third-party software used by a former partner. The breach impacted over 114,000 individuals in Texas and included sensitive data such as Social Security numbers and medical records. Ascension is offering two years of free identity monitoring services to those affected.

Young Consulting, now operating as Connexure, has reported that over 1 million individuals were affected by a data breach attributed to a ransomware attack by the BlackSuit group. The breach, which occurred between April 10 and 13, 2024, compromised sensitive data including Social Security numbers and insurance information, with the victim count being updated multiple times since the incident. The company is offering credit monitoring and identity theft restoration services to those affected.

The State Bar of Texas has reported a data breach after the INC ransomware gang claimed responsibility and leaked samples of stolen data. The breach occurred between January 28 and February 9, 2025, but was only discovered on February 12, leading to notifications sent to affected members and the offer of credit monitoring services.

Lee Enterprises reported that a recent ransomware attack impacted nearly 40,000 individuals, compromising personal information such as names and Social Security numbers. The company is offering affected individuals 12 months of free credit monitoring and identity protection services following the breach.

NASCAR confirmed that personal information, including names and Social Security numbers, was stolen during a ransomware attack that occurred between March 31 and April 3, 2025. The Medusa ransomware group has claimed responsibility, demanding a $4 million ransom for the return of the stolen data, while NASCAR offers impacted individuals credit monitoring services.

Over 160,000 individuals were affected by a data breach at Wayne Memorial Hospital in Georgia, where hackers stole sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers and financial data. The breach occurred between May 30 and June 3, 2024, during which ransomware was used to compromise the hospital's network. WMH is offering affected individuals 12 months of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection services.

A cybercriminal group, J Group, claims to have breached FAI Aviation Group, a German charter operator, leaking approximately 3TB of sensitive data including patient information, employee records, and internal documents. The breach raises concerns about identity theft and potential misuse of the leaked information, particularly in the context of the company's medical services.