Data breaches at technology companies
Academic publisher breaches expose years of unpublished research, institutional intelligence, and researcher identities to attackers, enabling both direct theft and targeted follow-up attacks.
AI music platforms like Suno may have trained on millions of songs without artist permission, raising urgent questions about data ethics and copyright in generative AI.
Michigan and 41 other states settled with 23andMe over its 2023 genetic data breach, though bankruptcy limits payouts to just $18 million of the $150 million in allowed claims.
A new macOS malware uses Apple’s own credentials to steal passwords and cryptocurrency without triggering security warnings.
A macOS malware variant tricks users with fake crash dialogs to steal login credentials, exploiting trust in Apple’s own interface design.
macOS malware now tricks users through Apple’s own crash reporter interface, exploiting trust to steal sensitive data and permissions.
AI-driven security vendor Intezer launches Amplify reseller program after winning industry recognition for autonomous threat detection.
Ransomware systems now operate autonomously, making targeting and encryption decisions without human oversight, powered by machine learning that adapts to each victim.
A supplier breach doesn’t just compromise one company—it exposes production secrets across an entire customer base.
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