TransUnion
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700Credit breach exposes data of 5.8 million dealership customers
700Credit said a breach that originated at an integration partner exposed personal data of more than 5.8 million vehicle dealership customers, including Social Security numbers; the company is notifying affected individuals and offering TransUnion monitoring.
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Sotheby’s reports July breach that exposed Social Security numbers and financial data
Sotheby’s said a July 24 cyber intrusion stole an unspecified amount of data, including Social Security numbers and financial account information; a filing with the Maine attorney general confirmed two Maine residents were affected and the company is offering 12 months of TransUnion monitoring.
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TransUnion breach affects 4.46 million; third-party app exposed personal data, not credit records
TransUnion disclosed a cyber incident affecting about 4.46 million individuals via a third-party application used by its US consumer-support operations. The breach did not touch core credit data, but exposed limited personal information, with victims offered two years of credit monitoring and fraud assistance.
