The Apache Software Foundation rejected the Akira ransomware gang's assertion that they stole 23 GB of data from OpenOffice, including sensitive employee and financial information. Apache insists it does not have the data claimed and found no evidence of a breach.

UAP has confirmed a ransomware attack that compromised personal data and email correspondence of its users. The breach raises concerns over data security and the potential misuse of sensitive information. UAP is currently investigating the incident and taking measures to enhance security protocols.

Manpower confirmed that a ransomware attack on its Lansing franchise resulted in the theft of personal information from 144,189 individuals. The breach, attributed to the RansomHub extortion group, involved unauthorized access to sensitive data, prompting the company to offer affected individuals credit monitoring services. ManpowerGroup maintains that its corporate systems were not compromised and is supporting the franchise in its response to the incident.

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.