MarineMax cyberattack exposes personal data of 123,494 people
US yacht retailer MarineMax was hit by a cyberattack in March 2024, and personal information of customers and employees was stolen. The Rhysida group claimed responsibility for the attack and tried to sell the stolen data for 15 bitcoin. MarineMax notified 123,494 victims, and a $1.02 million settlement was later reached in a related class action.
Key facts
- Affected organization
- MarineMax
- Incident type
- Ransomware
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Personal information of 123,494 people stolen
- Cause / method
- Theft of personal information through an external cyberattack, claimed by the Rhysida group
- Location
- United States
Timeline
- MarineMax reported the cyberattack to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
- MarineMax confirmed that personal information of customers and employees had been stolen in the March attack.
- MarineMax notified 123,494 victims of the personal data theft.
- A $1.02 million settlement including cash payments and credit monitoring was reached in a related class action.
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- MarineMax Notifying 123,000 of Data Breach Following Ransomware Attack
- MarineMax Data Breach Lawsuit Investigation
- MarineMax settles data breach class action for $1.02 million with cash payments and credit monitoring
- MarineMax settles data breach class action with $1M payout
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