MARINEMAX INC
Mar 2024 · Graded Verified · Retail and Consumer · Government record
Incident summary
MARINEMAX INCMar 2024
$1,018,825.50
Spent responding & recovering
Direct expense
An intruder moved through MarineMax's systems for ten days before the boat retailer noticed, leaving with the personal data of roughly 123,000 customers and employees, driver's licenses and passports included. The company first assured regulators that nothing sensitive lived on the breached systems, then reversed itself two weeks later: it could not map what its own network held. Rhysida claimed the theft and posted a 225 gigabyte archive, and a firm that cannot inventory its data is in no position to dispute the count.
Attested: a published report credits an identifiable source for this figure.
SEC 8-K, Item 1.05
Initial attack type not disclosed · Impact data theft confirmed + data extortion · Actor Rhysida
What the company has said it cost
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