A ransomware group posts a lender’s name on a dark web leak site. Terabytes of loan files,  Social Security numbers, bank account details, employee records. The clock the public sees starts there. The clock that matters started weeks or months earlier, the day the intrusion was detected. And in the gap between those two moments, while the company says nothing, the most damaging part of the event is already underway. 

The mortgage industry has a breach problem. Since January, at least five nonbank lenders have disclosed prior hacks. One Long Island lender detected unauthorized network activity in  May 2025 and did details ⇒

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