A data breach at 700Credit has compromised the personal information of at least 5.6 million individuals, including names and Social Security numbers. The breach, attributed to an unknown hacker, involved data collected from auto dealerships between May and October 2025. Affected individuals are encouraged to take protective measures, such as credit monitoring.

Laboratory Services Cooperative has reported a significant data breach affecting 1.6 million individuals, with personal and medical information stolen during an October 2024 cyberattack. The organization is providing affected individuals with free credit monitoring and identity protection services while monitoring the dark web for any misuse of the stolen data.

Sotheby's reported a data breach that occurred on July 24, affecting the financial account information and Social Security numbers of two Maine residents. The auction house has implemented safeguards to protect data but is now offering affected individuals 12 months of credit monitoring services following the incident. This breach follows a similar attack on Christie's in 2024, highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in the auction industry.

The Business Council of New York State has disclosed a data breach affecting over 47,000 individuals, with attackers accessing personal, financial, and health information between February 24 and 25. Although the breach was detected six months later, there is currently no evidence of fraud or identity theft related to the incident, and affected individuals will receive free credit monitoring services.

Kelly Benefits has reported a data breach affecting over 550,000 customers, where unauthorized access to its IT systems occurred between December 12-17, 2024. The compromised information includes personal details such as names, Social Security numbers, and health insurance data, prompting the company to offer credit monitoring services to affected individuals.