Attackers stole a trove of sensitive data, including names, contact details, and health information. Affected customers can enroll for free protection by April 18.

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Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated the roll call vote. A bill to serve personal protection orders for free for victims once they've been granted is one step closer to becoming law ...

Cl0p exploited Oracle E‑Business Suite zero‑day, stealing data from University of Phoenix Nearly 3.5 million people affected; stolen data includes SSNs, bank details, and contact info University ...

The Clop ransomware gang has stolen the data of nearly 3.5 million University of Phoenix (UoPX) students, staff, and suppliers after breaching the university's network in August. Headquartered in ...

A data breach affecting nearly 3.5 million individuals has been disclosed by the University of Phoenix after attackers gained unauthorized access to its systems during the summer. The incident ...

The University of Phoenix has confirmed a major data breach affecting nearly 3.5 million current and former students, employees, faculty and suppliers, which followed an exploit by the Clop ransomware ...