This category tracks confirmed data breaches at commercial businesses that do not fall under a more specific industry category tracked elsewhere on this site, spanning a wide range of company types and sizes. Exposed data commonly includes customer personal information, payment card details, loyalty program data, and employee records, which can lead to identity theft and financial fraud regardless of the specific industry involved. Because this category covers such a broad range of businesses, the nature and scope of each breach can vary significantly, from a small local business affecting a few hundred customers to a larger regional or national company affecting hundreds of thousands of people. Affected individuals typically include current and former customers, employees, and sometimes business partners or vendors connected to the breached company. This page tracks confirmed data breaches at these organizations, including what data was exposed, which companies notified regulators, and what affected individuals can do next to protect themselves and understand their legal options.
Bally’s Interactive LLC, the online gambling arm of Bally’s Corp., confirmed a data breach that exposed the Social Security numbers of 221 individuals.
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Hackers claim to have stolen and published data from over 2 million Amtrak customers, including names, email addresses, physical addresses, and customer support records.
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Ultra-luxury hotel brand Aman confirmed a data breach after hackers claiming to be the group leaked guest information stolen from its Salesforce CRM system, exposing contact details and personal data for over 200,000 people.
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Home security company ADT confirmed that hackers linked to a ransomware group stole personal data on 5.5 million customers, including names, addresses, and in some cases dates of birth and partial Social Security numbers.
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T.A. Solberg Co. Inc. confirmed a data breach after an unauthorized individual accessed and stole files containing Social Security numbers, health information, and financial account details.
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EMA Engineering & Consulting confirmed a data breach after the ransomware group claimed to have stolen sensitive files, exposing names and Social Security numbers of hundreds of individuals.
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Yellow Corporation confirmed a data breach affecting roughly 13,000 individuals, exposing personal and health information that could put victims at risk of identity theft.
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A U.S. government entity paid roughly $1 million to an extortion group after stolen files were taken from its network, despite no evidence any systems were encrypted.
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CMD Outsourcing Solutions suffered a ransomware attack by the group, discovered April 7, 2026, exposing Social Security numbers along with employee documents and financial records. The breach affects customers and individuals tied to the company's outsourcing operations, potentially including clients in healthcare, education, and government sectors. Affected individuals should immediately place a fraud alert or
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Barnhart Crane & Rigging disclosed a data breach affecting approximately 22,822 people nationwide, including at least eight Maine residents, with notifications beginning May 21, 2026. Exposed information may include names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, driver's license or passport numbers, financial account details, and medical and health insurance information. Affected individuals should first place