French retailer Auchan has reported a data breach affecting several hundred thousand customers, compromising sensitive information linked to loyalty accounts, such as names, addresses, and contact details. The company has notified affected individuals and the French Data Protection Authority, advising them to be cautious of potential phishing attempts. However, bank data and passwords remain secure following the incident.

Hackers have leaked personal data of approximately 86 million AT&T customers, including names, addresses, and decrypted Social Security numbers. The breach has raised significant concerns about data security and the implications for affected individuals. AT&T has not confirmed the authenticity of the leaked data but is investigating the incident.

UAP has confirmed a ransomware attack that compromised personal data and email correspondence of its users. The breach raises concerns over data security and the potential misuse of sensitive information. UAP is currently investigating the incident and taking measures to enhance security protocols.

A significant data breach at the UK's Legal Aid Agency has exposed millions of personal records from legal aid applicants dating back to 2010, including addresses and financial information. The Ministry of Justice confirmed the attack was detected in late April but the extent of the breach was only understood mid-May, prompting advice for affected individuals to be vigilant against potential scams. The agency is currently working to enhance security and has taken its online services offline to protect users.

Allianz Life has reported that hackers stole personal information from the majority of its 1.4 million North American customers through a cyber-attack that exploited a third-party CRM system. The company has taken immediate action to contain the breach and is notifying affected individuals, while stating that its own systems remain secure.

Zoomcar, India's largest car-sharing app, has reported a significant data breach affecting 8.4 million customers. The exposed information includes names, phone numbers, and personal addresses, though the company asserts that sensitive financial data was not compromised. In response, Zoomcar is enhancing its security measures to prevent future incidents.

Prospect, a UK trade union, has notified its members of a data breach that exposed sensitive personal information, including sexual orientation and disabilities, affecting up to 160,000 individuals. The breach occurred in June 2025, but members were only informed recently, and the union is offering credit and identity monitoring services to mitigate risks. Prospect is actively investigating the incident and has advised members to enhance their personal security measures.

Hertz has confirmed that a data breach has resulted in the theft of customers' personal data, including drivers' licenses. The company is currently investigating the incident and working to notify affected individuals. This breach raises concerns about data security within the car rental industry.