320 Million Affected by Global Data Breaches in September 2026
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- •320 million individuals affected by data breaches since September 2026.
- •153 million US driver's licenses reportedly leaked and sold on dark web.
- •Global cyberattacks increased by 48% in September 2026.
A report reveals that global data breaches have exposed the personal information of 320 million individuals since September 2026. Among the most significant incidents, digital scans of 153 million US driver's licenses were leaked and are reportedly being sold on a Russian cybercrime forum. The rise in data breaches coincides with a 48% increase in global cyberattacks during September, as organizations face escalating cyber threats. Cybercriminals are utilizing underground forums and illicit marketplaces to trade stolen credentials and coordinate ransomware operations. The report highlights that advanced persistent threats (APTs) remain a major concern for cybersecurity. The current status indicates ongoing investigations and heightened awareness among organizations regarding these threats.
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