184 Million Login Credentials Exposed in Major Unprotected Database Leak
Over 184 million login credentials were exposed online in plain text, revealing widespread negligence in data protection and the growing
Over 184 million login credentials were exposed online in plain text, revealing widespread negligence in data protection and the growing
Victoria’s Secret temporarily disabled its website and limited in-store services to address a cybersecurity incident. Third-party experts have been engaged;
An exposed Unimed server leaked over 14 million private patient-doctor messages, including medical data, documents, and IDs—posing major cybersecurity and
Russian nuclear facility blueprints were exposed in a public procurement database, revealing sensitive layouts of missile silos and bunkers tied
Chinese APT41 hackers used Google Calendar to run malware operations and exfiltrate data, exploiting Calendar events for covert command-and-control and
Medusa ransomware claims a 150GB data breach at RE/MAX and demands $200K ransom. Exposed files include agent details, commissions, and
BSI warns of an unpatched flaw in Windows Server 2025 Active Directory that allows domain takeover via dMSA. Microsoft rates
An exposed Azure storage bucket leaked 1.6 million customer emails from Etsy, TikTok Shop, and others, revealing names, addresses, and
Everest ransomware group claims to have breached Jordan Kuwait Bank, stealing 11.7GB of internal data, including personal employee details, and
Chaos ransomware has claimed a cyberattack on the Salvation Army, threatening to leak sensitive charity data unless demands are met.
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