A hacking operation that began in early 2024 reached far beyond the companies directly targeted. A 26-year-old Canadian man, Connor Riley Moucka of Kitchener, Ontario, has admitted taking part in a campaign that compromised data held by at least 165 customers of a US-based software company. The stolen material ran into billions of records and several terabytes of information, according to US court documents. It included financial details, payroll information, identity documents and records relating to calls and text messages. The attackers then demanded money from victims, while some of the stolen data was also offered for sale online. Moucka pleaded guilty in August 2026 and is due to be sentenced in October.
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