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Paylogix November data leak exposing sensitive records

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The Paylogix data leak exposed Social Security numbers, passport numbers, taxpayer IDs, and insurance and medical records for at least 67,789 people, creating identity-theft and privacy risk. Attackers stole files from the company's network over several days in November. The Akira ransomware group took credit for the attack. The affected people were reported across South Carolina, New Hampshire, and Vermont.

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Paylogix says attackers stole files from its network over several days in November, exposing Social Security numbers, financial and health insurance information, medical data, passport numbers and taxpayer IDs for at least 67,789 people across South Carolina, New Hampshire and Vermont. The Akira ransomware group took credit for the breach.

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  1. 28.08.2026 18:35 2 articles · 2h ago

    Paylogix says attackers stole files from its network

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    Paylogix said attackers stole files from its network over several days in November, exposing Social Security numbers, financial and health insurance information, medical data, passport numbers and taxpayer IDs. The disclosure said at least 67,789 people were affected across South Carolina, New Hampshire and Vermont.

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