www.prnewswire.com Plaza Home Mortgage Data Breach Exposes Customer Information
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- •Plaza Mortgage confirmed a data breach affecting customers and employees.
- •The breach is linked to a ransomware attack by SilentRansomGroup from February 2026.
- •Affected individuals are directed to a website for protective measures and further information.
On May 29, 2026, Plaza Mortgage confirmed a data breach affecting customers and employees. The incident, described as an 'earlier security incident,' is linked to a ransomware attack by SilentRansomGroup reported on February 27, 2026. Although specific details about the number of affected individuals remain undisclosed, initial reports indicated that at least 54 users and 10 employees had their data compromised. The breach potentially exposes sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers and financial data. Affected individuals are being directed to a dedicated website for protective measures. The delay between the ransomware attack and the notification highlights the complexities of breach investigations. Plaza Mortgage, a significant player in the U.S. mortgage market, has a substantial amount of sensitive data at risk due to its extensive operations.
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