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DigiCert data breach and related incidents
A series of security incidents involving DigiCert and other organisations have exposed personal and business information, raising concerns for UK businesses handling sensitive data.
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What is going on
- DigiCert admitted to a 16-month security lapse that exposed customer information, with the issue remaining undetected for an extended period.
- Hackers created an account on an internal system and accessed names, email addresses, phone numbers, and business addresses.
- Check whether your organisation or a supplier is exposed to the same operation.
- Other incidents include a gaming company confirming a data breach and a hospital providing a special PC to a sick doctor for personal use.
- A phishing campaign targeting Harrogate businesses was reported, with background cyber awareness information provided.
Reports in this story
Newest first. Each one is a separate event with its own sources and evidence.
- Priority LowType IncidentLead report
SM Entertainment Apologizes for Data Breach Exposing Employees' Personal Information, Including Resident Registration Numbers and Bank Account Details
- Priority LowType Research & news
Fake "Code of Conduct" Emails: The Phishing Campaign Every Harrogate Business Should Know About
- Priority LowType Incident
DigiCert Data Breach Impacts Business Customer Information
- Priority LowType Incident
DigiCert Data Breach Impacts Business Customer Information
- Priority LowType Research & news
DigiCert admits 16-month security lapse exposed customer information
- Priority LowType Research & news
Hospital gave very sick doctor a special PC for his personal, erm, pleasure
- Priority LowType Incident
Gaming Giant Capcom Confirms Data Breach Exposed Users’ Personal Information

