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Texas license vendor breach exposes data of over 3 million customers
technology25 days ago

Texas license vendor breach exposes data of over 3 million customers

A Texas Parks and Wildlife Department data breach via its license system vendor exposed personal data for 3,087,721 hunting and fishing license customers. Although Social Security numbers, dates of birth, and financial info were not affected, threat actors may have accessed driver’s license details, passport numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, and residential addresses, creating phishing and social-engineering risks. The TPWD is updating safeguards with the vendor and offering one year of free credit monitoring; affected individuals should monitor credit reports, consider freezes or fraud alerts, and stay vigilant for scams. There is no evidence that minors were targeted.

"Security Breach Exposes American Express Card Details"
cybersecurity2 years ago

"Security Breach Exposes American Express Card Details"

American Express has alerted customers about a data breach involving a third-party vendor, resulting in unauthorized access to personal credit card information, including account numbers, names, and expiration dates. The incident occurred at a service provider using American Express Travel Service, prompting the company to advise cardholders to monitor their statements for fraudulent charges. American Express has assured customers that they are not liable for such charges and has taken steps to notify regulatory authorities and impacted individuals. This breach follows a previous incident in 2022, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity challenges for the financial company.

Okta Faces Multiple Data Breaches, Exposing Employee Information
cybersecurity2 years ago

Okta Faces Multiple Data Breaches, Exposing Employee Information

Okta, an identity and authentication management provider, has experienced another data breach, this time through a third-party vendor. Hackers gained access to Rightway Healthcare's network, a service used by Okta, and stole personal information for 5,000 Okta employees. The breach occurred in late September, but Okta only disclosed it three weeks later. The compromised data included names, Social Security numbers, and health insurance plan numbers. Okta has launched an investigation and stated that no customer data was impacted. This breach follows a recent incident where hackers compromised Okta's customer support system and gained control of customers' internal administration accounts.

Massive Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of Over 700K Retired California Workers
cybersecurity3 years ago

Massive Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of Over 700K Retired California Workers

The personal information of about 769,000 retired CalPERS members was exposed in a third-party data breach that was reported earlier this month. CalSTRS also said it was impacted by the breach. CalPERS said the breach did not impact its own information systems, myCalPERS or active members. The breach could have also impacted inactive members who soon become eligible for benefits, CalPERS said. PBI said it reported the breach to federal law enforcement. CalPERS said that on Thursday it will begin sending letters to impacted members about the breach and will offer them free Experian credit monitoring for two years.

SoFi Stadium worker fired for knocking over street vendor carts and targeting young girl.
crime3 years ago

SoFi Stadium worker fired for knocking over street vendor carts and targeting young girl.

A worker at SoFi Stadium, who was employed by a third-party vendor, has been fired after a video showed him flipping over two food vendor carts following an altercation with the vendors after a concert. The incident caused minor injuries to a 12-year-old girl who was watching one of the carts for her parents. The stadium officials are working with law enforcement to investigate the matter and maintain a safe environment for visitors.