The Record reports that Anne Arundel County, Maryland, confirmed hackers stole files from government systems during an incident in August. Officials said they found irregular activity on August 28 and later determined an unauthorized actor copied certain files from a limited number of systems. Residents should watch for any breach notices and monitor accounts and records if they get one.
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SecurityWeek reports that the UK’s Legal Aid Agency found records dating back to 1978 were compromised in an April 2025 data breach. The stolen data may include names, addresses, dates of birth, National Insurance Numbers, phone numbers, case reference numbers, and some account credentials. People who used the service should watch for suspicious account activity and be alert for phishing messages using this information.
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The Record reports that the UK Legal Aid Agency breach is worse than first disclosed, with records now believed to go back to 1978. The stolen data can include names, dates of birth, National Insurance numbers, addresses, bank details and some partially redacted payment card details. The agency says it has strengthened authentication and access controls, improved monitoring and is retiring or isolating higher-risk legacy systems.
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The Record reports that CISA and Ivanti warned about a new vulnerability in Ivanti Connect Secure that is being exploited. The attackers focused on credential theft, data exfiltration, log tampering and network reconnaissance. Ivanti said it is working with a limited number of customers who were affected. Windows users should update affected systems promptly, especially where VPN access is used to protect accounts and data.
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