A massive data breach allegedly linked to Under Armour has exposed the email addresses and personal details of over 72 million people. The Everest ransomware group claims responsibility, and the leaked data includes sensitive information like names, addresses, and purchase history, raising concerns about identity theft and phishing.

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.

Petco reported a data breach that compromised customer personal information due to a software application error. The company is offering free credit monitoring to affected individuals but hasn't disclosed how many customers were impacted or what specific data was exposed.

Over 250 million identity records have been leaked online, affecting citizens from seven countries including Turkey, Egypt, and Canada. The exposed data, which includes sensitive personal information such as ID numbers and addresses, was found on misconfigured servers, posing significant risks for identity theft and fraud. Researchers suspect a single entity may be behind the databases, though attribution remains unclear.

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.