Hackers Breach South Bay Credit Union

South Bay Credit Union, located in Redondo Beach, CA, was accessed by hackers on November 18, 2024. This is a serious issue that can have severe repercussions.

What We Know:

On May 13th, 2025, South Bay Credit Union announced a breach in its system. They found out about the cyberattack, which occurred on November 18th, 2024, on January 7th, 2025. This information was revealed to the public on May 13th, 2025, and it affects 7,479 clients.

What Information Got Out?

So far, it’s confirmed that the hackers accessed the first and last names of 7,479 South Bay Credit Union clients. Additional information may have been compromised, but the full extent of the breach is still under investigation.

How Should You Protect Yourself?

Even if the damage isn’t clear now, early actions can protect you later. The following can help you protect yourself. 

• Monitor your bank accounts for suspicious activity
• Change your passwords, especially if you use online banking
• Be cautious of phishing emails or scam calls pretending to be from your bank
• Freeze your credit or set up fraud alerts with major credit bureaus
• Contact South Bay Credit Union to ask what information of yours may have been exposed
• If you’ve been affected, you may have legal options. Reach out to Morgan and Morgan to seek justice. 

The Risks of a Data Breach

Hackers can use even basic personal details to impersonate you, drain your bank accounts, or open lines of credit in your name. If more data were stolen, it could lead to identity theft, ruined credit, false loan applications, and even legal trouble in your name, all without you knowing until it’s too late.

The notice can be seen here.

South Bay Credit Union let your personal info slip through the cracks, putting thousands in danger. If your data was compromised, you may be entitled to take action. Morgan & Morgan is here to stand by your side and demand accountability. Get a free consultation today. You’re not alone.