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Conduent Data Breach Affects Millions

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Conduent, a business services provider, has confirmed that a data breach in 2024 impacted over 10.5 million individuals. The breach, initially disclosed in January 2025, affected government agencies in multiple US states. The attackers accessed Conduent's network on October 21, 2024, and were evicted on January 13, 2025. The compromised data includes names, addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, health insurance details, and medical information. Conduent serves over 600 government and transportation organizations, and roughly half of Fortune 100 companies. The company has not provided an exact number of affected individuals, but breach notices indicate at least 10.5 million people were impacted, with the largest number in Oregon (10.5 million) and over 4 million in Texas. The Safepay ransomware group claimed responsibility for the attack in February 2025 and claimed to have stolen 8.5TB of data. Conduent provides services to several other states where specific data breach figures aren't published, potentially increasing the actual impact. As of October 24, 2025, there is no evidence that the stolen data has been misused. Additionally, Ingram Micro, a major IT services provider, revealed a ransomware attack in July 2025 that affected over 42,000 individuals. The SafePay ransomware group was behind this attack, claiming to have stolen 3.5TB of documents. The attack triggered a massive outage and highlighted SafePay's growing activity as a significant ransomware threat.

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  1. 19.01.2026 15:33 1 articles · 23h ago

    Ingram Micro ransomware attack affects 42,000 individuals

    Ingram Micro suffered a ransomware attack on its systems in July 2025, affecting over 42,000 individuals. The SafePay ransomware group was behind the attack, claiming to have stolen 3.5TB of documents. The attack triggered a massive outage and highlighted SafePay's growing activity as a significant ransomware threat.

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  3. 30.10.2025 15:01 3 articles · 2mo ago

    Conduent Data Breach Affects Millions

    The breach impacted over 4 million individuals in Texas, 76,000 in Washington, and several hundred in Maine. The Safepay ransomware group claimed to have stolen 8.5TB of data. Conduent has filed with various state attorney general offices regarding the data breach.

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