Life Allianz data violation affects 1.1 million customers

July data breach at the American Insurance Company, Allianz Life allowed infiltrators to steal personal information for 1.1 million customers, according to the data breach notification site, PWNed.

Allianz Live revealed that data breach in late July, confirming that the infiltrators stole the personal information of “The majority” of its 1.4 million customers And its employees from the cloud stored customer relationship database. Allianz has so far refused to confirm the exact number of people who are broken.

Have you pwned, a Data breach notification site This alerts people when their email address is discovered in data violations, In a publication on Monday Allianz Life breach includes customer, sex, birthday, e -mail, home and phone numbers from a database hosted by Cloud Giant Salesforce.

Allianz Live later told the states of Texas and Massachusetts as well Social security stolen numbers In the breach.

Elianz Live, a spokesman for Elianz Live, refused to comment on Techcrunch as the company continues to be achieved.

Allianz Life is one of a series of technology giants and companies that have been targeted in recent months by the piracy crew known as Shinyhunters, a group known for their skills in social engineering that aims to deceive employees in giving them access to the company’s databases.

Googleand Ciscoand Qantas giant airlinesAnd Bandura retail storesAnd as well Giant Working Day for Human Resources, as stated by Techcrunch on Monday It has also reported the stealing of modern data for the Salesforce data it hosts.

The Shinyhunters gang is said to prepare a data leakage site in an attempt to blackmail victims to push the infiltrators to delete data, which is a tactic that ransom gangs often use. According to what was reported, the group overlaps with the hacking and other crime groups, Including the scattered spider and PatchA well -known group of Internet criminals who use piracy and extortion and sometimes threats of violence in order to decrease networks.