Six large companies have had their data leaked, more than a year after the MOVEit drama.

The law enforcement agency is asking anyone with information to reach out via WhatsApp or Telegram.

GPS data, emails, and employee credentials found publicly accessible following Moonly leak.

Unsurprisingly, a scheme which involved developing tools to steal API keys and access Microsoft servers without permission isn’t faring well in a Virginia court.

Someone has been gathering information on Chinese drivers, and keeping it all in a single database.

Brave is getting rid of its Strict fingerprint protection mode, as it's breaking websites and actually making users more identifiable.

Clarity.fm kept a database unprotected on the internet and available to anyone who knew where to look.

Unprotected beWanted database remains open, with the company yet to respond to inquiries.

The Noname057 hacker group has been linked to recent cyberattacks against Italian banking and airport websites.

It's possible that some of the Chrome extensions act as infostealers, researchers are saying.

An attacker can manipulate Claude via prompt injection to exfiltrate user data

Collossal data breach totalling more than 465GB has exposed the details of multiple charities’ donors.

There was a way to run malicious code on a dev's device remotely by chaining an old vulnerability with a new one.

"It's not ours," says Okta, suggesting hackers picked the data up elsewhere on the internet.

AngelSense was leaking names, location data, and more to anyone with a browser and knowledge of the right IP address.

The number of victims is not in the hundreds, they say, but rather in the dozens.

Details of attack are beginning to emerge, as Greylock McKinnon Associates notifies affected individuals.

An unprotected APIsec database was found sitting on the internet, and was subsequently locked down.

Several apps from developer M.A.D Mobile had unprotected image servers that stored private and explicit photos without password protection.

Young Consulting sends out breach notification letters, warning individuals about the breach.

More than a million people had their data stolen, as PandaBuy remains silent.

Data stolen in January 2024 breach is basically being given away, as hacker offers it for $2 and change.

Popular clothing company Halara investigating a potential breach as the hacker shares customer data online.

ClaimPix kept an open database full of sensitive information.

A hacker is selling a database, claiming it was stolen from AT&T years ago, but the telecom giant says it's not theirs.

Attackers accessed AMEOS' network "briefly" despite "extensive" security measures.

Along with WordPress websites, dozens of devices were also infected with cryptojackers.