Data Security

Cybersecurity
Vanderbilt Hit by BYOD Ransomware Gang Claiming 1M SSNs
Vanderbilt University confirmed an active cybersecurity incident as the BYOD ransomware group listed it on its leak site, claiming over one million SSNs.
Cybersecurity
Meloni Blames Pro-Russian Hackers for Tajani Data Leak
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni blamed pro-Russian hackers after personal data on Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani appeared on the dark web, with payment offered.
Cybersecurity
SEGA Newsletter Breach at Vendor ARARA Exposes 2.2M Emails
SEGA disclosed that a breach at newsletter vendor ARARA exposed 2.2 million email addresses across 11 newsletters; SEGA Account systems were not affected.
Cybersecurity
Binance Denies Breach After ShinyHunters Claim of 335M Users
Binance says it found no evidence of compromise after a forum actor using the ShinyHunters name claimed data on 335 million users and demanded $900,000.
Cybersecurity
Brenner Base Tunnel SE Confirms Data Access as Everest Claims 812 GB
Brenner Base Tunnel SE confirmed unauthorized access to some data after the Everest extortion group claimed 812 GB. The company says operations are unaffected.
Cybersecurity
Who Gives A Crap Customers Exposed in Marketing Provider Breach
Who Gives A Crap told customers in Australia, the UK and US that a marketing software provider was breached, exposing names, contacts and spend data.
Application Security
Apiiro Finds 1,994 GitHub Repos Leaking Secrets via Claude Code Files
Apiiro found 2,539 secrets across 1,994 public GitHub repositories, leaked through Claude Code settings files created by the 'don't ask again' option.
Cybersecurity
Norad Confirms Hackers Stole Data on All 20,614 Grants Portal Users
Norway's aid agency Norad says attackers stole names and emails of all 20,614 Grants Portal users across 12,511 organizations after abusing 27 accounts.
Cybersecurity
Credit Mutuel Arkea Confirms Attack Tied to $133M Bank Theft
Credit Mutuel Arkea confirmed a sophisticated supplier-linked attack after ZachXBT reported more than $133 million stolen, saying customer accounts are safe.
Cybersecurity
IT Worker Pleads Guilty to Sending Top Secret Files to Ethiopia
Abraham Teklu Lemma, a US government IT worker, pleaded guilty to espionage for sending Top Secret intelligence reports to Ethiopian officials, DOJ said.