Job titles data breaches

Fluke Corporation had data on over 821,000 accounts exposed after the ShinyHunters group published more than 100GB of allegedly stolen data in July 2026.

Sysco, a food distribution company, had data on approximately 2.7 million staff and customers exposed after a ShinyHunters extortion campaign resulted in the publication of corporate contact information.

American Tower had data on over 216,000 employees, contractors, customers, and leads exposed after a ShinyHunters extortion campaign in June 2026.

JCPenney suffered a data breach in June 2026 when ShinyHunters exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Oracle PeopleSoft, exposing personal and HR data for approximately 368,000 current and former employees.

CFGI, a financial consulting and advisory firm, had data on approximately 248,000 individuals exposed after the ShinyHunters group conducted an extortion campaign and subsequently published corporate contact information.

Infinite Campus, a student information system, had data on approximately 137,000 accounts stolen and published by the ShinyHunters group in March 2026 following an extortion campaign.

BCD Travel, a corporate travel management company, had data on approximately 396,000 individuals exposed after ShinyHunters claimed the company as a victim of an extortion campaign and published the data publicly in early June 2026.

Charter Communications had data on approximately 4.9 million accounts exposed after the ShinyHunters group threatened extortion and subsequently published the stolen data.

Ameriprise Financial had data from approximately 500,000 accounts exposed after the ShinyHunters group exfiltrated over 200GB from its Salesforce and SharePoint systems and published it following failed extortion negotiations.

Abrigo, a fintech software company, had data from its Salesforce instance published by the ShinyHunters group in April 2026, exposing business contact information for over 711,000 individuals.

Canada Life suffered a data breach in April 2026 when the ShinyHunters group stole and published data on over 237,000 customers, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, physical addresses, and support tickets.

In May 2026, real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield had data on approximately 310,000 accounts exposed after the ShinyHunters group carried out an extortion campaign and published stolen corporate contact records.

Marcus & Millichap, a commercial real estate brokerage, had data on approximately 1.8 million individuals exposed after being named as an alleged victim of the ShinyHunters hacking group in April 2026.

Udemy suffered a data breach affecting 1.4 million accounts, with customer and instructor information including email addresses, names, addresses, phone numbers, and payment methods exposed.

Pitney Bowes suffered a data breach in April 2026 affecting approximately 8.2 million individuals, with ShinyHunters claiming responsibility and publicly releasing the stolen data.