Jul-Nov 2025ConfirmedZero-day in enterprise software (Oracle EBS)
Allianz UK confirms customer data stolen in Clop’s Oracle E-Business Suite campaign
What happened. Clop claimed it had attacked Allianz-owned Liverpool Victoria (LV). Allianz UK, which trades as LV= General Insurance, told The Register the actual victim was its own personal lines business (home, car, pet and travel insurance), reached through Oracle E-Business Suite. Google linked the campaign to CVE-2025-61882 and said attacks may have begun as early as July 2025.
Impact. 80 current and 670 former Allianz UK customers affected, all contacted and offered support, per Allianz UK. It said LV pension customers and systems were not affected, that it reported itself to the ICO, and declined to say whether it was extorted.
Sources: The Register, 10 Nov 2025
Jul-Oct 2025ConfirmedThird-party cloud CRM / social engineering
Allianz Life: social engineering into a cloud CRM exposes about 1.5 million people
What happened. Allianz Life said a threat actor gained access on 16 July 2025 to a third-party, cloud-based CRM system it uses, using a social engineering technique; The Register reported it was detected on 17 July. Allianz Life notified the FBI, filed with the Maine AG on 26 July and began notifying people around 1 August. It did not name the CRM vendor; Have I Been Pwned said the database was hosted by Salesforce (per TechCrunch).
Impact. Allianz Life said the data covered the majority of its roughly 1.4 million customers, plus financial professionals and select employees. HIBP listed names, gender, date of birth, email and home addresses and phone numbers; TechCrunch reported Allianz told Texas and Massachusetts that Social Security numbers were taken too. A Maine AG filing gave 1,497,036 people (via SecurityAffairs). Allianz offered 24 months of identity protection and credit monitoring.
Sources: TechCrunch, 26 Jul 2025 · The Register, 28 Jul 2025 · TechCrunch, 18 Aug 2025 · SecurityAffairs, 2 Oct 2025 (Maine AG total)
Aug 2025ReportedData leak / extortion
Stolen Allianz Life Salesforce tables published online
What happened. SecurityAffairs, citing BleepingComputer, reported that the attackers leaked about 2.8 million records from Allianz Life’s Salesforce “Accounts” and “Contacts” tables, covering individual customers and business partners such as wealth managers, brokers and advisers. BleepingComputer tied the theft to ShinyHunters, which was then claiming Salesforce thefts alongside Scattered Spider and Lapsus$ members. Allianz Life declined to name the attacker.
Impact. The leak included names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth and tax IDs, plus adviser licence and firm details, per SecurityAffairs. 2.8 million is a record count, not a people count; HIBP found 1.1 million unique people.
Sources: SecurityAffairs, 13 Aug 2025 · TechCrunch, 18 Aug 2025
31 Jul 2025ReportedLitigation
Class actions filed against Allianz Life in Minnesota
What happened. A proposed nationwide class action was filed against Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America in the US District Court for the District of Minnesota on 31 July 2025, alleging weak security, poor monitoring and slow notice.
Impact. Allegations only; no ruling or settlement was found in the sources we read.
Sources: Insurance Business, 4 Aug 2025
Oct-Nov 2024ConfirmedThird-party / vendor ransomware
PIMCO Japan: ransomware at a promotional-items contractor may have exposed 137 contacts
What happened. PIMCO Japan said its storage and shipping contractor for promotional items, 株式会社倉業サービス (Sogyo Service), was hit by ransomware. The same contractor attack was disclosed by Invesco Japan.
Impact. Names, business addresses and phone numbers of 137 people: contacts at client firms and event companies, and PIMCO Japan staff. A forensic review could not confirm an actual leak, PIMCO said in its 25 November 2024 final report.
Sources: PIMCO Japan notice, 17 Oct 2024 · PIMCO Japan final report, 25 Nov 2024