The hackers have stolen the personal information of 1.4 million customers of Allianz Life, the majority insurance company in North America, the parent company said.
Allianz said in a statement to the BBC that “on July 16, 2025, malicious threats can access the third -party cloud -based CRM system used by Allianz Life Insurance Company (Allianz Life) in North America.
The German parent company added that the hacker said, “We can use social engineering technology to obtain personal identification data related to the majority of allianz life customers, financial experts and allianz life staff.
According to the company, data violations are only associated with Allianz Life.
Large insurance companies have disclosed their data violations by submitting legal submissions with the US main minister.
It did not specify how many people were influenced.
In the statement, the insurance company said it took “immediate action” to include violations and notified the FBI.
“There is no evidence accessible to the Allianz Life Network or other company systems, including the policy management system,” he said.
Allianz, with more than 125 million customers worldwide, is in the process of contacting and supporting individuals affected by data violations.
Social engineering cyber attacks are when pressed or deceived to provide sensitive information such as hackers pretending to be trusted companies or people.
