Fidelity National Nightmare: 1.3 Million Clients’ Data Leaked by BlackCat Ransomware

In a plot twist no screenwriter could resist, Fidelity National Financial’s 1.3 million customers got a real-time thriller experience, courtesy of the BlackCat ransomware gang’s cyber heist. Lights, camera, action… and, unfortunately, action again for those affected.

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When cybercriminals go house hunting, they don't need a real estate agent, just some stolen credentials and a touch of malware. Fidelity National Financial just handed over the digital keys to a whopping 1.3 million customers' data. Now that's a property listing you don't want to see on the dark web's version of Zillow. Time to change the locks and maybe get that cyber security alarm system checked, FNF!

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