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13K hospital patient records exposed in cyberattack
2026 continues the year-over-year growth trend in confirmed disclosures. The list below updates as new breaches are reported by Verizon DBIR partners and major security news outlets.
13K hospital patient records exposed in cyberattack
Ransomware attack stealing 672K records including names, addresses, card numbers from fintech firm
Major ransomware attack stole thousands of NHS patient records from Essex healthcare trust
1.6 million customer records exposed in data breach by ShinyHunters group
Voice phishing attack exposed data of 15,661 people including SSNs and medical records
3.7 million patients' medical records stolen in cyberattack, one of largest healthcare breaches in US this year
Hundreds of thousands of records exposed including celebrity contact information
678,000 personal and financial tax records exposed in cyberattack
Data on 500,000+ hotel guests exposed including customers from Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt brands
Patient health data and intellectual property stolen from cloud environment in cybersecurity breach
311,000 people's personal, medical, and financial information stolen by hackers
6000 diplomat and MFA employee records stolen
Customer data breach affecting multiple individuals in South Korea telecommunications
135,000 contact records including police and government details leaked on dark web
1.26 million patients exposed in PEAR ransomware attack; medical billing and practice management data compromised
Ransomware attack; hackers deleted stolen data after extortion demands
62.2 million people affected in third-largest US healthcare hack with breach notices
200 accounts compromised in on-premises Microsoft servers, suspected SharePoint vulnerabilities
Ransomware gang stole data in attack; gang later confirmed data deletion
Stale credential cascaded into 200 firms
Cyberattack forced closure of 10 facilities; nonprofit health system operating in limited capacity
Cyberattack exposed personal information of Xfinity customers; $117.5M settlement reached