Rich Products Discloses Phishing Breach Impacting ~200
Rich Products Corporation disclosed a data breach originating from a phishing attack on a third-party vendor (First Advantage) employee account. The incident exposed sensitive personal information including Social Security numbers and driver's license data for approximately 200 individuals associated with the company. Notifications were issued following the vendor's investigation.
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A phishing attack on a third-party vendor employee account at First Advantage has led Rich Products Corporation to notify approximately 200 individuals that their names, Social Security numbers, and driver's license data were exposed.
Public reporting indicates the breach originated when attackers compromised an employee account at the background-check provider First Advantage through phishing. Rich Products Corporation, a major food manufacturer, disclosed the incident on May 29, 2026, after the vendor completed its investigation. Notifications were sent directly to the affected individuals, who appear to be current or former employees or contractors associated with the company. The compromised data includes full names, Social Security numbers, and driver's license information. No evidence has surfaced suggesting the data was misused at the time of disclosure.
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