Hackers Expose Data of 1.2 Million Heights Finance Customers
Heights Finance is notifying over 1.2 million customers that hackers accessed a third-party cloud platform holding contact, bank and government ID data.
Heights Finance, a U.S. consumer lender, discovered unauthorized access on May 7, 2026 to a third-party cloud platform used to store customer data; its internal loan management systems and operations were not affected. Exposed data varies by person and may include contact details, financial and bank account information, government IDs and dates of birth for customers, loan applicants, inquirers, and former borrowers of Curo Management and related brands. The company is offering 24 months of free credit monitoring and identity protection; dark web monitoring found no evidence of publication and no threat actor has claimed responsibility.
- Access was limited to the third-party cloud platform; loan management systems and operations were unaffected
- Exposed data may include contact details, bank account data, government IDs and dates of birth
- 24 months of free credit monitoring offered; no evidence of data publication on the dark web
- Victims
- Heights Finance
- Organizations
- Heights Finance HoldingsCuro Management
- Countries
- United States
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A Heights Finance breach exposed personal and financial data of over 1. 2 million people after hackers compromised a third-party cloud platform. Heights Finance is a U.
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