Tokyo FM Broadcasting Co. was hacked on January 1, 2026, with a group claiming to have stolen over 3 million records. The stolen data includes names, birthdays, email addresses, IP addresses, and internal login IDs, raising significant security concerns for listeners and employees. Verification of the claims is still pending.

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.

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.

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.