T-Mobile has silently introduced a new profiling toggle which is spotted to be turned on by default. It allows the carrier to collect personal data to better predict user behavior.
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U.S. mobile carrier AT&T has confirmed that more than 70 million customers' data has been leaked in a breach, and the information is up for grabs on the dark web, including email, address, and SSN.
According to an alarming research, over 100,000 ChatGPT accounts have been compromised and are being traded on illicit dark web marketplaces. Affected regions include the U.S., India, and more.
NordVPN's study shows millions of people globally were hit by data theft in the past four years. Data stolen and then sold on bot markets included user logins, cookies, digital fingerprints, and more.
The cybercriminals, who were, responsible for the Medibank cyber-attack have released the customer data they took from the health insurer onto the dark web. The police investigation is still on.
Friendster, a defunct social media platform popular in the 2000s, was recently seen online again. However, it is not exactly known if the website is legitimate due to a few red flags.
The British government has directed its departments to remove the deployment of CCTV cameras from government sites that are manufactured by Chinese firms over concerns with security.
A new stealer malware called Vidar has been discovered. Vidar is distributed via emails and disguised as Microsoft CHM help or support file that goes on to steal user data and information.
A leaker has posted links to a repository containing confidential Intel intellectual property, which was supposedly obtained through a breach earlier this year by an anonymous source.
Google has fired an employee for leaking personal details of its staffers to the media. It has also put two other employees on leave for accessing company documents and tracking calendars of others.
A hacker selling 141.5GB of customer data from Huazhu Hotels Group on the dark web was arrested by Chinese police. He also attempted to blackmail the hotel chain to pay for its own data.
"Redirect to SMB" is a new potential security threat that could allow intruders access to your Windows PC. Microsoft has acknowledged the potential but dismissed its level of threat.
Today, the final member of a four member group was found guilty of hacking and data theft. Microsoft, Epic Games and Valve were some of the companies involved.
A security researcher based in London has stepped forward and claimed responsibility for the hack that occurred almost a week ago on the Apple Developers website, which is still down.
Late last night the Ubuntu forums, which uses vBulletin was hacked and data stolen, including usernames, passwords and email addresses. At the time of writing the site is still down for maintenance.
