Several significant data breaches have recently come to light, impacting a variety of organizations and exposing sensitive information. ZOTAC experienced a security breach that exposed customer data, including RMA data, which was inadvertently made accessible via Google Search. Roblox also faced a breach, revealing personal information of creators and developer conference attendees. Neiman Marcus suffered a major breach in May, exposing 31 million unique email addresses, along with other personal details such as names, phone numbers, dates of birth, physical addresses, and partial credit card data. This data was later posted to a hacking forum, and 76% of the exposed information was already listed on Have I Been Pwned. Additionally, a massive hack over the July 4th holiday exposed 10 billion unique passwords from users and customers of various popular websites, including Ticketmaster and Santander. The Heritage Foundation and its media arm, The Daily Signal, had 72,000 email addresses breached and published publicly, with data including names, usernames, IP addresses, and password hashes.