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Allianz & Motility Breaches Expose Millions of Records

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Two major companies have disclosed data breaches affecting over two million individuals. An insurance company confirmed that a security incident involving a third-party system exposed the personal information of nearly 1.5 million customers, including Social Security numbers. Separately, a software provider for vehicle dealers suffered a ransomware attack that compromised the sensitive data of over 766,000 people. The attackers stole names, addresses, and driver's license numbers before encrypting the company's servers. These incidents highlight ongoing threats to sensitive customer data held by large enterprises and their partners.

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