Under ReviewGeorgia AG · Filed 2026-06-15

Apex Auto Finance Data Breach

Apex Auto Finance filed notice with the Georgia Attorney General after discovering unauthorized access to their loan origination system. The breach affected 130,000 current and former loan applicants, exposing Social Security Numbers, bank account information, and credit bureau data submitted during loan applications.

130,000
Records Affected
Georgia
State Filed
2026-06-15
Date Filed

Data Types Exposed

SSNFinancial AccountCredit Score Data

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