eHarmony may have suffered same fate as LinkedIn

Threat actors who infiltrated Equinox's systems on Apr. 29 were able to exfiltrate digital files containing individuals' names, birthdates, addresses, Social Security numbers, passport numbers, driver's license or other government identification numbers, health insurance information, financial account details, treatment and diagnosis data, and/or medication details.

Infiltration of Finastra's internally hosted file transfer platform, which was only discovered earlier this month, was likely conducted through stolen credentials and has resulted in the exfiltration of customer information.

While email correspondences between the Congressional Research Service and other Library staff and certain congressional offices between January and September had been compromised, such an intrusion — which was initially reported by NBC News — did not affect the House and Senate's IT networks and respective email accounts.