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Chick-fil-A reported a data breach affecting customer accounts from July 17 to 19, 2026, exposing names, email addresses, membership numbers, and partial credit card details. The company advised customers to reset passwords, monitored affected accounts, and offered restored balances and additional rewards.

Insurance provider AssuranceAmerica confirmed a data breach affecting up to 6.9 million people, with hackers stealing driver’s license numbers, customer names, contact information, and auto insurance policy details. The breach originated from a phishing attack targeting a single employee, though no specific threat group or ransom demand has been publicly linked to the incident.

SoFi Hong Kong confirmed a data breach after hackers accessed a third-party vendor's database containing customer information. The breach involved a Hong Kong-based subsidiary of SoFi.

Trump Mobile has faced criticism after customer information was exposed online in a data security breach. The incident raises concerns about the company's data protection practices and customer privacy safeguards.

Trump Mobile has come under scrutiny following an incident where customer information was exposed online. The security breach raises concerns about data protection practices at the company.

Vimeo confirmed that unauthorized access to some user data occurred due to a breach at Anodot, a data anomaly detection company. The incident exposed customer and user information linked to Vimeo through Anodot's services.

Dutch cosmetics company Rituals revealed a data breach where attackers stole customer information from its 'My Rituals' membership database. The number of affected customers remains undisclosed.