Classaction RevSpring and Vanguard Data Breaches Expose SSNs; Class Action Lawsuits Possible
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- •RevSpring and Vanguard reported data breaches exposing SSNs.
- •Both breaches were disclosed on November 4, 2026, with no details on attack methods.
- •Class action lawsuits may be pursued by affected individuals.
On November 4, 2026, both RevSpring and Vanguard Group reported data breaches that may have exposed Social Security numbers (SSNs). RevSpring, a healthcare engagement company, previously experienced a breach in December 2023 affecting personal health information. Vanguard, a major investment manager, has also confirmed a breach affecting sensitive data. Both companies have not disclosed the specific attack vectors or the timeline of these incidents. Attorneys are investigating potential class action lawsuits for affected individuals, urging those impacted to come forward. As of now, no additional details on the nature of the breaches have been provided. Individuals who believe their information was compromised are encouraged to fill out a contact form for legal assistance. The breaches were reported to the Vermont Attorney General's Office.
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