Security
Hacker group boasts about Ralph Lauren data breach: 220GB allegedly stolen
The notorious ShinyHunters hacker collective claims to have stolen troves of data from American fashion giant Ralph Lauren.
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Hackers claim massive Wise data breach affecting 4.9M records
Millions of Wise customer records, including ID card numbers, are for sale. If proved legitimate, the dataset could give cybercriminals exactly what they need to scam their victims.
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2.4 billion TikTok user records leaked online, hackers claim
A hacker is advertising what they claim is a 2.4 billion-record TikTok user data leak exposing personal user details. Our researchers believe the data could come from infostealers.
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Chrome update will soon disable adblockers for good
Google Chrome’s browser extension framework has received a major update to enhance security.
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US seizes 13 website domains tied to alleged Chinese intelligence collection
Federal authorities announced on Wednesday the seizure of 13 internet domains tied to what the US Justice Department called fake consulting firms designed to recruit current or former US government and military employees to provide information to suspected Chinese agents.
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Got hacked? The EU wants every company to explain data breaches using the same reporting form
A company that suffers a data breach in Europe may soon have less paperwork to deal with. The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has developed a common data breach notification template that all organizations in the EU will soon be able to use in the event of a data breach.
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China-linked JDY botnet rapidly exploits new flaws, raising fresh Volt Typhoon concerns
A covert botnet linked to the Chinese nation-state actors Volt Typhoon – and first observed in 2024 – has more than doubled in size and is now actively targeting the US military and associated entities, new research finds.
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CISA gives federal agencies 72 hours to fix critical flaws as AI speeds up cyberattacks
Under a new CISA directive, federal agencies now have just 72 hours to address critical flaws as officials warn AI is helping hackers move faster than ever.
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Hackers use “free Spotify Premium” TikTok videos to steal passwords
Forget phishing emails – cybercriminals are now using viral “hack” tutorials posted on TikTok and Instagram to trick users into downloading malware that can steal your passwords, personal information, and even crypto wallets, new research warns.
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UK cracks down on Iran, Russia, North Korea, China cyber ops
The UK is arming up by passing bills that aim to deal with hostile foreign influences, as the terrorism threat continues to rise and state-sponsored hackers refuse to quit.
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Vengeful researcher repeats Microsoft Patch Tuesday sucker punch, posts new RoguePlanet exploit on GitHub
Hours after Microsoft’s June 2026 Patch Tuesday, security researcher Nightmare Eclipse publishes fresh Windows zero-day on GitHub despite having previously been publicly banned from the platform.
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ServiceNow data breach: security issue gives attacker access
American software behemoth ServiceNow has disclosed a “security incident” that gave attackers access to customer data.
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Security breach hits French government chat app Tchap, investigators check for possible data leaks
A security breach has hit Tchap, the French government’s encrypted messaging platform widely used by civil servants, following the country's restriction on foreign apps like WhatsApp and Signal for official communication. Authorities are now investigating not only this incident but also whether a larger volume of messages and user data was also exposed.
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Microsoft Office alternative Euro-Office could be vulnerable to Russian modifications
Euro-Office is being launched as Europe’s answer to Microsoft Office and Google Docs to reduce reliance on US tech. Yet it could be vulnerable to Russian modifications, according to Cybernews analysis.
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Hackers hijack Microsoft packages to steal developer logins
Security researchers have discovered credential-stealing malware in dozens of Microsoft open-source software packages.
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10 million Discord users named in data breach report nobody can explain
A newly filed data breach notice claims more than 10 million Discord users may have been affected, reigniting concerns of a data breach. However, the report that the authorities published looks suspicious.
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Data from 35M OkCupid users leaked online, hackers claim everyone’s exposed
Attackers claim that they gained “privileged access” to the dating site, which allowed them to steal personal information from every single user on the OkCupid platform.
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A giant Instagram phone number database just surfaced. Should you be worried?
Cybercriminals are distributing phone numbers of Instagram users in a massive dataset, that may turn years-old leaks into a fresh Instagram account takeover.
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Hidden camera found in ceiling of government building renews UK’s spying fears
A hidden camera discovered inside a UK building in central London has triggered a security investigation and renewed concerns about espionage risks targeting British institutions.
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US says major Chinese tech giants like Alibaba are supporting China’s military
The US on Monday added Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, internet search provider Baidu, and automakers BYD and Nio to a list of companies it believes are aiding Beijing's military, in a move that could inflame tensions between the countries.
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