Nissan has confirmed that a data breach at Red Hat led to the exposure of information for about 21,000 customers in Fukuoka, Japan. The leaked data includes names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses, but no financial information was compromised. This incident marks Nissan's second cybersecurity issue this year.

Freedom Mobile reported a data breach affecting its customer account management platform, where attackers accessed personal information of some customers. The compromised data includes names, addresses, phone numbers, and account numbers. Although no misuse of the data has been confirmed, the company advises affected customers to remain vigilant against suspicious communications.

Endesa, a major Spanish energy company, reported a data breach where hackers accessed and stole sensitive customer information, including national ID numbers and payment details. The breach affected millions of customers across Europe, prompting concerns over identity theft and security negligence.

Allianz Life has reported a significant data breach affecting approximately 1.1 million customers. The breach allegedly involved unauthorized access to sensitive personal information, raising concerns about data security and privacy for those impacted.

Luxury fashion brand Cartier has disclosed a data breach that allowed hackers to access limited personal information of customers, including names, email addresses, and countries of residence. The company has enhanced its security measures and is working with law enforcement and cybersecurity experts to address the incident, while warning customers to be vigilant against potential targeted attacks.

Personal information of customers from Paddy Power and Betfair has been compromised in a recent data breach, as confirmed by their parent company, Flutter. While no sensitive financial details were accessed, the breach involved usernames, emails, and contact information, prompting the company to notify regulators and affected customers to remain vigilant.