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Weekly Cybersecurity Report | Week 7, 2025
1 – Major Data Breach: Hackers Leak Thousands of Confidential Police Documents Across the U.S.
A hacker group has breached the databases of Lexipol, the leading provider of training manuals and policy guides for law enforcement agencies in the United States, exposing thousands of sensitive documents.
Scope of the Breach:
- 8,543 training manuals and policy documents
- Sensitive client information, including passwords
- Data from police stations and law enforcement departments
- Documents from narcotics units and emergency response teams
Implications of the Breach:
- Exposure of confidential police procedures
- Leakage of personal information of law enforcement officers
- Compromise of police security protocols
- Potential risks to ongoing law enforcement operations.
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2 – Major Breach at Neon Bank: Sensitive Data of 30 Million Customers Stolen.
Brazilian digital bank Neon has reported a massive data breach affecting its customers. A hacker has claimed on the dark web that they possess data on more than 30 million customers.
Scope of the Breach:
- Data of 30.8 million customers
- Full personal details
- Transaction and transfer history
- Photos and identification documents
- Information on customers’ mobile devices
Bank’s Response:
- The stolen data does not grant access to customer accounts
- Measures have been taken to prevent further unauthorized access
- Authorities have launched an investigation
- The bank has not confirmed the exact number of affected customers
This breach comes at a critical time—just after Neon announced its first-ever operational balance. It remains unclear whether the breach was a cyberattack, ransomware incident, or an internal leak.
3 – Marshall Motor Group Targeted by Cyberattack from Lynx Hacker Group.
The hacker group Lynx claims to have breached the systems of Marshall Motor Group, one of the UK’s largest automotive dealership networks, operating 117 car dealerships nationwide.
About the Company:
- 7th largest automotive group in the UK
- Represents 24 different car brands
- Operates in 28 counties across England
- Annual revenue of $560 million.
4 – Massive Data Leak: 882,000 Patients’ Data Exposed in Cyberattack on U.S. Healthcare System.
Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS) has disclosed that a cyberattack in August 2023 compromised the personal and medical data of hundreds of thousands of patients.
Incident Details:
- 882,000 patients’ data exposed
- The attack disrupted all operational systems
- The attack lasted from August 16 to August 27, 2023
- HSHS operates 15 hospitals in Illinois and Wisconsin
Exposed Data:
- Personal details and identification numbers
- Medical record numbers
- Information on medical treatments
- Health insurance details
- Driver’s license numbers
HSHS is offering affected patients a year of free monitoring and warning them about potential fraud and identity theft risks.
5 – IMI Hit by Cyberattack: Stock Drops Amid Investor Concerns.
Engineering firm IMI plc has reported a cybersecurity breach. The company specializes in critical engineering solutions across various industries, including manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, energy, and infrastructure.
IMI has taken its systems offline and hired an external cybersecurity team to contain the breach, while its stock value has seen a sharp decline.
Attack Details:
- Unauthorized access detected in IMI’s systems
- External security experts engaged for investigation and containment
- The company is complying with all regulatory disclosure requirements
- The full extent of the damage is still under assessment
Immediate Impact:
- IMI’s stock dropped by 2.4%
- Significant concerns among investors
- Potential revenue delays and unexpected expenses
- Possible disruption to ongoing operations
This attack follows a wave of recent cyber incidents affecting major companies, including PowerSchool, which suffered a data breach exposing information on hundreds of thousands of education professionals, and the University of Notre Dame, which also experienced a cyber intrusion.
6 – Ransom DDoS Attack on Bohemia Interactive Causes Widespread Online Game Disruptions.
Bohemia Interactive is experiencing ongoing disruptions in its online gaming services due to technical issues that have persisted for several days. Frustrated gamers worldwide are demanding refunds and expressing their dissatisfaction.
A cybercriminal group has taken responsibility for the attack, reportedly demanding changes to the company’s games as a condition for stopping the assault.
There are also rumors suggesting a possible connection to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Regardless of the motive, Bohemia Interactive continues to suffer significant disruptions.
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