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Recent data breaches
View allEducational Testing Service
Educational Testing Service, a contractor for California's student assessments, experienced a data breach between May and September 2026, impacting student data.
Stitch Connect
Stitch Connect, Inc. reported a data breach in 2026 affecting 4,062 Texans, according to a Texas Attorney General filing dated October 16. The filing lists names, medical information, and dates of birth among the affected data.
Lexington Medical Center
Lexington Medical Center experienced a data breach in 2026, stemming from a third-party vendor, Aesto LLC, which affected approximately 67,000 individuals.
Perseus House
Perseus House, Inc. experienced a data breach in 2025 where an unauthorized actor accessed systems and copied files, affecting 969 individuals.
zizzl health
Zizzl Health experienced a data breach in 2026, which involved the exposure of personal information for at least 519 individuals. Litigation firms are investigating the incident.
JM Bullion
JM Bullion, a precious metals retailer, experienced a data breach in 2026 where unauthorized parties accessed customer information.
EnTrans International
EnTrans International, also known as EnTrans Holding, Inc., experienced a data breach in 2026. This incident involved the exposure of sensitive personal information of at least 839 Texas residents.
Universal Dermatology
Universal Dermatology & Vein Care experienced a data breach in 2026, affecting 35,295 individuals, as reported to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Cradlewise Inc.
RansomLook reported that the ransomware group The Seven Deadly Sins claimed a Cradlewise Inc. data breach in 2026. The claim, including the reported 43,000 affected baby registries, has not been independently confirmed.
Kannarr Eye Care
Kannarr Eye Care experienced a data breach in 2026 affecting approximately 14,003 individuals, with an unauthorized actor accessing patient data.
Mid Florida Dermatology & Plastic Surgery
Mid Florida Dermatology & Plastic Surgery experienced a data breach in March 2026, which exposed the personal and medical information of 85,585 individuals. The breach was reported to HHS OCR in May 2026.
BBC International
BBC International LLC experienced a data breach in 2026 involving unauthorized access to personnel files and employment-related information. The breach affected employees, consultants, and their dependents.
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