Park24 reports third-party accessed 6.6 million Times Car accounts
Monogatari Corporation reported on October 5, 2026 that 10,788,963 records leaked from its Yakiniku King app member system.
Data Breaches
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iRhythm reports data breach exposing personal data of at least 360,000
The breach involved unauthorized access to third-party-hosted applications between June 3 and June 8, 2026.
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Identity Theft Resource Center says it recorded 278,827,933 victim notices and 3,322 data compromises in the United States in 2025
According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, the 2025 breach total marks a seventy‑nine percent increase over the number five years earlier and a five percent rise over 2024.
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FBI internal notification says personal and medical data of thousands exposed via FBIJobs.gov portal breach
The intrusion, claimed by ShinyHunters, stole names, addresses, Social Security numbers and detailed health records, leaving unclear whether Congress has been formally notified.
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ASOS Breach Traced to Compromised Employee Account Used to Send Fraudulent Push Notification
The UK retailer confirmed hackers accessed an employee account, sent a fake alert claiming a Snowflake breach, and may have viewed customer names and contact details.
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Denmark’s Central Person Register Breach Exposes 8.8 Million Records
The September 2026 intrusion exposed names, addresses and CPR numbers of about 8.8 million people from Denmark’s national ID database.
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ASOS Investigates Rogue App Push Notification, Says Names and Contact Details May Have Been Exposed
The retailer confirmed an unauthorized message sent via its mobile app on Oct. 6, 2026, and warned that customer names and contact details could have been accessed.
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Pentagon Records Center Says Intruders Had Access to Personnel Data From October 2025 to Mid-July 2026
The Defense Manpower Data Center is notifying more than 3 million current, former and deceased people, a Pentagon official told Federal News Network.
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Yoido Full Gospel Church says 850,000 members’ data may be affected; Oasis Security counts about 1.05 million records across two Seoul churches
Yoido Full Gospel Church and Sarang Church are investigating suspected cyberattacks, and the church's preliminary count is lower than the security firm's.
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ASOS Breach Via Employee Credential Theft Exposes Customer Contact Data
The UK fashion retailer says an attacker impersonated a trusted contact to steal an employee's login, then used it to reach third-party platforms holding customer data, though ASOS has not specified how many of its roughly 16.5 to 17 million active customers were affected.