Cyber News Live | October 2024 | Week 42

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This week we identified 18 breaches in total—impacting 1,073,392 victims, with the average number of victims per company totalling approximately 59,633.

Here are our breaches big and small: Were you a victim?

1. Sterling Corporation - 1,303 victims.
2. Kulicke & Soffa - 1,105 victims.
3. 富达 @Fidelity- 77,099 victims.
4. County of Rock - 22,259 victims.
5. SHOE SHOW, INC. @shoeshow - 12,856 victims.
6. Lowe's Companies, Inc. @Lowes- 944 victims.
7. NEWMAN DIGNAN & SHEERAR, INC. dba NDS Wealth Advisors - 413 victims.
8. Aero Simulation, Inc. @AeroSimulation - 570 victims.
9. First National Bank - Maine - 107 victims.
10. SysInformation Healthcare Services, Inc. - an unknown number of victims.
11. Gryphon Healthcare - 393,358 victims.
12. Maryville Integrated Care @MaryvilleNJ - an unknown number of victims.
13. City of Canton, Ohio @TheCityofCanton - 269,276 victims.
14. Form I-9 Compliance, LLC @FormI9 - 96,982 victims.
15. UPDATE: One Point HR Solutions, Inc. - 22,885 victims.
16. UPDATE: Tri-City Medical Center @TriCityMedCtr - 108,149 victims.
17. Varsity Brands @varsitybrands / @BSNSPORTS / @VarsitySpirit- 65,669 victims.
18. Red House Holdings dba Red House Streaming , now operating as CP Communications @RedHouseStream1 / @CP_Comm - 417 victims.

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As a reminder, our goal is not to throw mud at these companies but to shed light on the entire cyber ecosystem. On this week's podcast, let us know what company you would like us to discuss.

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