What Information Do Web Hosting Breaches Expose
Web hosting breaches expose customer credentials, website code, databases, payment information, and domain control data across hundreds of hosted sites simultaneously.
Steve
Steve is a cyber journalist and the lead editor at Data Breach Radar.
How to Secure Your Domain Registrar Account
Two-factor authentication stops 99.9% of domain hijacking attempts, yet most small business owners never enable it.
Signs Your Hosting Account Has Been Hacked
Unauthorized files, unexpected traffic, and database changes are the clearest signs your hosting account has been compromised.
How to Protect Your Server Access Information
Server credentials fall to thousands of breaches each year. Secure storage, access controls, and continuous monitoring form the core defense.
What to Do If Your Database Credentials Are Exposed
Database credentials exposed? Attackers test them within hours. Here's what to do immediately.
How to Check If Your Application Secrets Were Leaked
million secrets leaked on GitHub in 2025 alone—here's how to detect if your application credentials are among them.
Best Security Practices for Software Development
Developers now publish 133 new vulnerabilities per day, yet exploits arrive within days. Security must be built in from code's first line.
How to Protect Your Source Code Privacy
Protecting source code requires layered controls: access management, encryption, continuous monitoring, and supply chain oversight.
What Happens When GitHub Is Breached
When GitHub is breached, attackers steal code, credentials, and supply chain access—with costs extending far beyond the repository.
How to Secure Your Code Repository Access
Repository attacks compromise source code and credentials at scale—SSH, MFA, and access controls are now legally required.