Swedish citizens' and organizations' data exposed in a massive database left exposed on the open web.

In an apparent advertising stunt, a threat actor is leaking FortiGate data for free.

Organizations are running multiple browser extensions many of which are a potential security liability.

Notorious hacking group is cracking jokes and taunting Jaguar Land Rover on Telegram.

Job seeker data belonging to Alltech Consulting Services left exposed in online database.

Archer Health kept an unprotected database online hosting a treasure trove of sensitive information.

Researchers found a database full of IP addresses following Leak Zone incident.

Almost two years after ANICO breach, someone is selling the stolen database online.

In some instances, the archive contained "full-spectrum" data, so be on your guard.

The vulnerability was fixed months ago, but not everyone has applied it yet.

The hackers also insulted the University and confirmed they were targeting donors.

Someone leaked Black Basta's chat logs which contain crypto addresses and more.

Hackers stole AnnieMac customer names and social security numbers.

Malicious Chrome extension has also been stealing AI responses and sharing the data with other companies.

A dating site kept an open database on the internet, but claims it contained test data.

An unknown threat actor with an unknown malware framework, doing reconnaissance and espionage.

The group listed partial names of 66 victims and promised to share full names soon.

A huge breach exposes data on over a billion Chinese citizens.

25 unnamed individuals were allegedly operateing a 10 million-strong botnet, selling residential proxies and running ad fraud.

Months after the hack, the miscreants came forward with more details but confirmation is still pending.

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

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.

A database stolen from French retail company Boulanger in 2024 is now being offered for free.

Italy became the first country formally requesting a probe into DeepSeek's data practices.

A hacker posted an archive on the dark web, claiming it came from The North Pole Company.

Names, emails, phone numbers, and more leaked after a recent cyberattack against TPG Telecom.

A threat actor seems to be impersonating a security researcher in an attempt to defame them.

Hackers tried to access user data, but it's unclear if they succeeded.