Breaking news on recent data breaches
Private investigators and hackers conspired to breach climate activists' accounts, feeding leaked documents to media outlets to undermine climate investigations targeting ExxonMobil.
Attackers are purchasing compromised login credentials as the fastest path to deploying ransomware, bypassing traditional defenses entirely.
A European camping booking service exposed personal data for over 41,000 Dutch campers, providing criminals with travel details and contact information ripe for targeted fraud schemes.
DC Housing Authority residents face uncertain exposure after a breach of personal data held by the agency—raising questions about what information was stolen and how residents can protect themselves.
Over 35 million Comcast customers can claim payouts up to $10,000 from a $117.5 million settlement—but only until September 14, 2026.
Congressional backing for an appeal against FCC breach notification rules signals fundamental disagreements about regulatory authority and compliance feasibility.
Sealed court records on Epstein victims surfaced during a national security hearing, exposing critical gaps in how government agencies protect sensitive data.
Monitor your bills, medical records, and insurance accounts for signs that your lab data has been accessed before you receive an official breach notification.
Ransomware attackers now prioritize identity theft and credential misuse over exploit-based attacks, with over 80% of 2026 operations using this method.
Ransomware attackers forced a major U.S. dairy manufacturer offline, disrupting nationwide retail supply chains and raising food safety concerns.
