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Cyberattacks and data breaches are still happening, causing harm to organizations and their confidential information. Recently, Yakult was attacked and had 95GB of stolen data leaked. LoanCare, a subsidiary of Fidelity National Financial, also had a data breach affecting over one million people. In Michigan, a healthcare firm had a third-party breach that affected over one million patients. Read on to know more.
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> CyberAv3ngers hackers say they have stolen and are selling 1TB of data from Israel’s electricity infrastructure. The data is being sold on a platform called DAILY PARK WEB.
> The DragonForce threat group said they were behind the attacks on Yakult’s Australian and New Zealand branches. Yakult confirmed the incident after 95GB of data was leaked by the attackers.
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