Fidelity Investments has disclosed a data breach that affects 77,099 customers. This breach involves Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, and other personal information that criminals may use to commit fraud or identity theft.

Fidelity Investments, one of the world's largest asset managers, has confirmed that over 77,000 customers had personal information compromised during an

The breach is tied to a ransomware attack at Financial Business and Consumer Solutions, a collection agency and former Comcast partner.

The money transfer company temporarily shut down its systems when it discovered the data breach. On Monday, MoneyGram confirmed that it had been targeted in an cyberattack, resulting in an unauthorized party gaining access to their company's internal systems.

A recent court filing by Comcast is claiming that over 230,000 customers' personal data was affected by a data breach of a third-party debt collector that serves on behalf of Comcast. The filing, spotted by Engadget, revealed that 237,703 customers were hit by the hack.

Fidelity Investments said 77,000 individuals had their sensitive personal information compromised in a data breach.

According to a notice sent to the Office of the Main Attorney General, more than 200,000 Comcast customers have been affected by a data breach at Financial Business and Consumer Solutions (FBCS). FBCS is a debt collection agency contacted by various companies to collect on unpaid debts.

Thousands of Fidelity Investments customers may have had their personal information stolen amid a data breach that occurred in August of this year, the financial firm announced.