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>U.S. insurance giant Farmers Insurance has disclosed a data breach impacting 1.1 million customers, with BleepingComputer learning that the data was stolen in the widespread Salesforce attacks. Farmers Insurance is a U.S.-based insurer that provides auto, home, life, and business insurance products. It operates through a network of agents and subsidiaries, serving more than 10 million households nationwide. The company disclosed the data breach in an advisory on its website, saying that its database at a third-party vendor was breached on May 29, 2025. "On May 30, 2025, one of Farmers' third-party vendors alerted Farmers to suspicious activity involving an unauthorized actor accessing one of the vendor's databases containing Farmers customer information (the "Incident")," reads the data breach notification on its website.

Archive: https://archive.today/vfGKG From the post: >>U.S. insurance giant Farmers Insurance has disclosed a data breach impacting 1.1 million customers, with BleepingComputer learning that the data was stolen in the widespread Salesforce attacks. Farmers Insurance is a U.S.-based insurer that provides auto, home, life, and business insurance products. It operates through a network of agents and subsidiaries, serving more than 10 million households nationwide. The company disclosed the data breach in an advisory on its website, saying that its database at a third-party vendor was breached on May 29, 2025. "On May 30, 2025, one of Farmers' third-party vendors alerted Farmers to suspicious activity involving an unauthorized actor accessing one of the vendor's databases containing Farmers customer information (the "Incident")," reads the data breach notification on its website.

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I can't prove it, but I am convinced someone at Salesforce sprinkled some payola to the people in companies in charge of choosing Salesforce.

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It happens all of the time. Every major vendor. It starts as a nice dinner or some tickets to a game. What you don't see on paper is what happens at the "box".

Side deals are made, accounts no one knows about...etc.

Sometimes people are caught. Not nearly often enough.

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I just wish I had enough evidence to take to a legit prosecutor who could blow that whole piece of shit company wide open.

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It would not be so hard to do but it would cost a lot of $$$ to do it. That is the real problem.

The corruption is almost always obvious but to get enough evidence and to go after them takes a lot more money than most people can dedicate. It sucks. Its a crime that makes it harder to go after them or the companies doing it because they have so much money to fight you with.