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Conduent Cyberattack Leaks Data of 44 Million People

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An intrusion at Conduent that began in 2024 led to a cyberattack in January 2025, causing outages in government agency services and a leak of client data. The stolen files included personal data of clients' end users, and the scale of the damage later grew to 44 million people. Conduent confirmed the leak, carried out victim notifications and agreed to settle claims in related lawsuits.

Key facts

Affected organization
Conduent
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Data of 44 million people leaked
Cause / method
System intrusion that began in 2024 and file theft in a cyberattack
Location
United States

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Timeline

  1. Conduent confirmed a cyberattack after outages in government agency services.
  2. In its investigation of the January attack, Conduent confirmed the theft of files containing personal data of clients' users.
  3. It was disclosed that the intrusion had begun in 2024.
  4. The confirmed scale of the damage reached at least 10.5 million people.
  5. About a year after the breach, victim notifications went out to millions of people.
  6. Conduent agreed to settle claims in a lawsuit over the data leak that affected 44 million people.

41 related reports

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