21K Nissan customers' data stolen in Red Hat raid

Nissan disclosed that an intrusion into a Red Hat-managed GitLab instance resulted in the leakage of personal information for about 21,000 customers (names, addresses, phone numbers, partial emails); Red Hat detected the access on September 26 and criminal groups such as Crimson Collective and affiliated actors claimed responsibility. While no credit card data was reported stolen, the incident underscores supply-chain risk and Nissan plans to strengthen monitoring of subcontractors and information security.