යාලුවනේ තව පැය 7කින් විතර ලංකාවෙ private බැංකුවක් surprise වෙන්න යන්නෙ

[Little Hulk]

වැඩේ ෂුවර් ද? ශෙයාස් ටිකක් ගන්න ඕන සඳුදට

මේ වගේ වෙලාවක shares ගන්න එකේ වාසිය මොකද්ද? තව වටිනාකම අඩු වෙයිනෙ.
(දැනගන්න ඇහුවෙ. මම කොටස් සීන් එකේ නෑ, crypto විතරයි)

 

[topkollek]

මේ වගේ වෙලාවක shares ගන්න එකේ වාසිය මොකද්ද? තව වටිනාකම අඩු වෙයිනෙ.
(දැනගන්න ඇහුවෙ. මම කොටස් සීන් එකේ නෑ, crypto විතරයි)

Below is a list of three major user data breaches involving stock market-listed companies, along with their share prices before and after the breach announcements, and their approximate share prices as of today, March 21, 2025. Note that historical share prices are based on available data from public sources and reflect closing prices around the specified dates. Today's share prices are approximate, as real-time stock data fluctuates and depends on the exact time of access; these are based on the most recent available data as of this response.
1. Equifax (Ticker: EFX) - 2017 Data Breach

• Breach Details: Announced on September 7, 2017, this breach exposed the personal data of approximately 147 million people, including Social Security numbers, birth dates, and addresses. It was one of the largest and most damaging breaches in U.S. history.
• Share Price Before Breach: On September 6, 2017 (day before announcement), the closing price was approximately $142.72.
• Share Price After Breach: By September 14, 2017 (one week later), the stock dropped significantly to around $98.25, a decline of about 31%. The lowest point came later in September, dipping below $95.
• Today's Share Price (March 21, 2025): As of the most recent data, Equifax's share price is approximately $295, reflecting a strong recovery over the years despite the initial hit.

2. Marriott International (Ticker: MAR) - 2018 Data Breach

• Breach Details: Announced on November 30, 2018, this breach affected up to 500 million guests of Marriott’s Starwood properties. Hackers accessed personal information, including passport numbers and payment card details, over a four-year period, discovered in September 2018.
• Share Price Before Breach: On November 29, 2018, the closing price was approximately $121.05.
• Share Price After Breach: By December 7, 2018 (one week later), the stock fell to around $108.56, a drop of about 10%. The decline was relatively moderate compared to Equifax, bottoming out at around $106 in early December.
• Today's Share Price (March 21, 2025): Marriott’s share price is currently around $260, showing significant growth since the breach, buoyed by the hospitality industry’s recovery and investor confidence.

3. Capital One (Ticker: COF) - 2019 Data Breach

• Breach Details: Announced on July 29, 2019, this breach compromised the personal information of approximately 106 million customers and applicants, including names, addresses, and Social Security numbers, due to a misconfigured firewall exploited by a hacker.
• Share Price Before Breach: On July 26, 2019 (last trading day before announcement), the closing price was approximately $93.62.
• Share Price After Breach: By August 2, 2019 (one week later), the stock dropped to around $87.49, a decline of about 6.5%. The dip was relatively short-lived, with a recovery starting soon after.
• Today's Share Price (March 21, 2025): Capital One’s share price is currently approximately $150, indicating a solid upward trajectory since the breach, supported by the banking sector’s performance.

Observations

• Immediate Impact: All three companies experienced a noticeable drop in share prices shortly after the breach announcements, with Equifax seeing the most severe initial decline due to the scale and sensitivity of the data exposed.
• Recovery Trends: Share prices typically bottomed out within weeks to months and then recovered, often surpassing pre-breach levels over time, suggesting that while data breaches hurt short-term investor sentiment, long-term performance depends more on broader market conditions and company fundamentals.
• Today’s Prices: As of March 21, 2025, all three companies have significantly higher share prices than their post-breach lows, reflecting resilience and market adaptation to cybersecurity incidents over time.

These figures are based on historical data from public financial records and approximate current prices from recent market trends up to March 2025. For precise real-time prices, you would need to check a financial platform like Yahoo Finance or Bloomberg at 4:26 PM IST on March 21, 2025.

 

[Hamu mahaththaya1]

munta mona digital id da mun ewa leak karala ape wena ratawal wala thiyena accountsuth sudda karai...

booking.com, facebook wage ewath hadanwa kiwwa ne e asse kota vijithaya

 

[yapa100]

Bumo

 

[Erzo]

Up

 

[Giant]

දැන් මෙිාකෝ තත්වේ ඒකේ

 

[Tricle_Buwa]

ඕවගෙ සල්ලි දාන්න කවුද තරා

 

[windows_ubuntu]

දැන් මෙිාකෝ තත්වේ ඒකේ

ලීක් වෙන් තැන slon cement solvent ගාලා හදන ගමන්. පොඩ්ඩක් ඉන්ඩ වේලෙනකන්

 

[Wadakaru]

ලීක් වෙන් තැන slon cement solvent ගාලා හදන ගමන්. පොඩ්ඩක් ඉන්ඩ වේලෙනකන්

මං හිතුවෙ තාරක කෝටිගානක් විත්ඩ්රෝ කරා කියල පද්ධතිය හෙල්ලන්න

 

[jabok]

lankawe security thiyena banking website 0

Company ekakata security witharak balala hariyanne ne bn. Ehema unamath customers la yanne ne. Balance ekk thama thiyanne.

 

[Mahesh Wanasinghe]

up

 

[chami_84]

 

[libero]

ඉතින් බං උන් සිල්ලර කඩනේ කරන්නේ

Kiyanna haduwa witharai

 

[2osama]

cargills bank

ඕක බැංකුවක් නෙවෙයි බංකුවක්

 

[ChamodhK]

Cargils bank ekat ekka sambanda payment gateway ekak thibbada @tharakaf ayye

 

[Ritigala Jayasena69]

cargills plc eka short karanna baida

 

[olu bakka]

salli adala thibboth bank eka iwarayi ne ban

Bank ekakin salli adinawa kiyala deyak karanna ba bn.

 

[vishamacharya]

unge security nehe ban
unge hariyata IT ekak nehe maintain wenne

If I remember correctly, they implemented their core banking system from Polaris. Polaris was a struggling company at the time but Millennium IT ESP promoted them.
The system was utter rubbish but cheap. I'm sure their other systems are also same - cheap rubbish. So no wonder there's a breach. The only other bank I know, which went on to implement Polaris core banking system was RDB (Pradeshiya Sanwardhana Bankuwa).
Few years later, Polaris almost went out of business and Virtusa bought Polaris.

 

[tharakaf]

Cargils bank ekat ekka sambanda payment gateway ekak thibbada @tharakaf ayye

මම ඔය payment gw සීන් වල නෑ බන්.

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If I remember correctly, they implemented their core banking system from Polaris. Polaris was a struggling company at the time but Millennium IT ESP promoted them.
The system was utter rubbish but cheap. I'm sure their other systems are also same - cheap rubbish. So no wonder there's a breach. The only other bank I know, which went on to implement Polaris core banking system was RDB (Pradeshiya Sanwardhana Bankuwa).
Few years later, Polaris almost went out of business and Virtusa bought Polaris.

Wasn't aware of this, but doubt it has something to do with breaching the core itself.
------ Post added on Mar 21, 2025 at 7:09 PM

 

[_HeRo_]

Cargils bank ekat ekka sambanda payment gateway ekak thibbada @tharakaf ayye

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