Communauto Employee Triggers Potential Data Breach
Communauto reported that an employee's attempt to access customer data caused a potential breach, prompting immediate security actions and an ongoing investigation.
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Russian-Speaking Hackers Post CCQ Data on Dark Web
Russian‑speaking hackers have posted personal data of about 350,000 CCQ users on the dark web after breaching the Quebec construction regulator’s website. The leak includes driver’s licenses, passports, bank and credit‑card details, prompting warnings from the CCQ and privacy officials.
Unauthorized Access Breach Hits Ontario Court Data System
Thomson Reuters Canada detected unauthorized activity on its C‑Track platform on June 30, 2026, leading to a data breach that affected Ontario courts.
Ontario Court Records Potentially Stolen After June Cyber Breach
A cyber attack in June 2026 breached the online case management system used by Ontario courts, potentially exposing personal data of individuals involved in legal proceedings. The judiciary and Thomson Reuters Canada Limited are investigating and working to enhance security measures.
Iranian Hackers Claim North Texas Outage, AT&T Refutes Involvement
Iranian group APT IRAN claimed responsibility for a North Texas internet outage as part of actions before the 9/11 25th anniversary. AT&T denied any involvement in the disruption.
Iranian Hackers Claim North Texas Outage, AT&T Refutes
APT IRAN said it caused a North Texas internet outage on Sept. 9, 2026, but AT&T denied any involvement, attributing the disruption to internal issues.
Quebec, Ottawa Launch Probe into Summer Water Plant Cyberattacks
Quebec and the federal government are investigating cyberattacks that hit two Canadian water treatment plants and dozens of U.S. facilities during the summer of 2026.
Quebec, Ottawa Investigate Summer Cyberattacks on Water Plants
Quebec and the federal government are investigating summer 2026 cyberattacks that hit two Canadian water treatment plants and dozens of U.S. facilities, amid a rise in cyber threats to critical infrastructure across North America.
Quebec, Ottawa Investigate Summer Water‑Plant Cyberattacks
Quebec and Ottawa are investigating summer 2026 cyberattacks that hit two Canadian water‑treatment plants and dozens of U.S. facilities, amid a broader rise in threats to critical infrastructure.
Hackers Breach Monitoring Systems at Cape May and Woodbine Water Utilities
Unknown hackers accessed monitoring systems at Cape May and Woodbine water utilities on August 8, 2026, without affecting water operations, underscoring infrastructure cybersecurity concerns.
Hackers Breach Monitoring Systems at Two Cape May Water Utilities
Hackers accessed the monitoring systems of Cape May and Woodbine water utilities on August 6, 2026, but water service and customer data were not affected, highlighting infrastructure cyber‑security risks.
Cape May, Woodbine Water Systems Repel Hacker Attack
Hackers targeted the Cape May and Woodbine water systems on August 7, 2026, but swift action kept drinking water safe and protected all personal data. The incident is part of a broader wave of utility cyber threats, prompting further security reviews.
Russian Hackers Breach Saint-Noël Drinking Water System
A cyberattack linked to an organized Russian hacking group breached Saint‑Noël’s drinking water facility on August 2, 2026, prompting municipal and cybersecurity responses to secure the system and investigate the intrusion.
Russian Hackers Breach Saint‑Noël Drinking Water Plant
Russian hackers accessed the control network of Saint‑Noël’s drinking water plant on Aug. 2, 2026, prompting a cybersecurity response and highlighting the growing threat to Canadian water utilities.
Data breach disrupts Anjou borough services
Anjou borough reported a computer system breach on July 23, 2026, leading to an investigation for possible data theft and causing operational and telephone service disruptions.
Quebec Data Breaches Jump 559%, Medical Records Sell for Up to $1,000
Data‑breach reports in Quebec have risen 559 percent over three years, with medical records now selling for $250 to $1,000 each, amid scrutiny of the province's new digital health records system.
Hydro‑Québec Alerts Public to Phishing Emails Claiming Its Identity
Hydro‑Québec warned on June 25 that a surge in phishing emails impersonating the utility is circulating across Quebec, seeking to steal money from recipients. The company provided guidance on how to recognize and report such fraudulent messages.
Hydro‑Québec Issues Alert Over Phishing Email Scam
Hydro‑Québec warned Montreal residents in June 2026 about a rise in phishing emails that impersonate the utility and request money, urging verification and caution to prevent fraud.
