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The 22 pages that link to Data breach, each with the reason it gives.

• ConfidentialityRelated: It is a direct failure of confidentiality when protected information reaches unauthorized parties.

• Genetic privacyRelated: A breach can expose genetic information that cannot be replaced like a password.

• Data privacyRelated: A breach turns weaknesses in data handling into concrete exposure.

• CybersecurityRelated: Weak defenses can expose personal, commercial, or government data to outsiders.

• Identity theftRelated: Breached databases can expose the personal information later used to impersonate victims.

• Electronic health recordRelated: A compromised EHR can expose sensitive health information at scale.

• ImpersonationRelated: Impersonation can obtain credentials or information that leads to a breach.

• RansomwareRelated: Ransomware campaigns that steal data can expose victims even after systems are restored.

• PhishingRelated: Compromised accounts can expose personal, financial, or organizational data.

• Digital footprintRelated: Stored footprint data can expose people when a service’s systems are compromised.

• DoxingRelated: Stolen databases can furnish personal details later exposed through doxing.

• Cloud storageRelated: Centralized remote data can be exposed through compromised accounts or provider systems.

• Data sharingRelated: A breach is a damaging outcome when shared data escapes its intended boundaries.

• Internet privacyRelated: A breach can expose personal data even when collection originally had a legitimate purpose.

• Information managementRelated: Weak storage or access controls can turn information practices into a breach.

• Information privacyRelated: A breach exposes the consequences of weak safeguards for stored personal information.

• ScamRelated: A scam that captures credentials can expose data beyond the original target.