Kodak Confirms Data Breach, Hackers Claim 2.2M Records

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Kodak Confirms Data Breach, Hackers Claim 2.2M Records

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Eastman Kodak has confirmed hackers accessed company data and are demanding payment by 18 June 2026, claiming to hold 2.2 million records. The Rochester-based film manufacturer is working with cybersecurity experts. No detail yet on what the records contain or whether customer data is involved.

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