Why EasyEquities, Cell C, and a bank announced potential data breaches on the same ...

Mybroadband.Co.Za • September 13, 2026

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Multiple Companies Report Potential Data Breaches in South Africa EasyEquities, Cell C, and a bank in South Africa have reported potential data breaches affecting customer data. EasyEquities notified its customers about the breach, indicating unauthorized access to personal information. Cell C and the unnamed bank also announced similar breaches, suggesting a coordinated attack. The specific attack vector has not been disclosed, but the incidents occurred over the same weekend, raising concerns about a possible common threat actor. The scope of the impact remains unclear, with no specific numbers provided on affected individuals. Investigations are ongoing, and customers are advised to monitor their accounts for suspicious activity. The breaches have prompted discussions about cybersecurity measures within the financial and telecommunications sectors in South Africa. 2 sources 53

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