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A cyberattack on AI infrastructure provider Fireworks AI exposed Notion AI chat transcripts from fewer than 1% of Notion workspaces. Notion disconnected the vendor, turned off its Insights feature, and advised affected customers to rotate potentially exposed…
A new wave of cyberattacks has struck South Korea’s financial sector, affecting Daishin Securities, Mirae Asset Global Investments and Bithumb. Daishin confirmed a breach involving 38,490…
Quest Diagnostics has disclosed unauthorized access to its Quanum laboratory system, which may have exposed sensitive patient information. The company is investigating the breach with…
Railway has warned customers to replace stored API keys and other credentials after a cyberattack may have exposed sensitive environment variables. The cloud development platform says the…
Asos confirms a customer data breach after hackers hijacked app notifications via a third-party platform, exposing personal information, including names and contact details.
Denmark says attackers accessed personal records of about 8.8 million people after abusing a private company’s legitimate access to the CPR database.
A DMDC data breach exposed unencrypted personal records, including Social Security numbers, of nearly 2.8 million living people tied to the U.S. military.
FBI employees were reportedly told that hackers stole personal and medical data after breaching the bureau’s job application system through PeopleSoft.
UpGuard says about 16,000 Supabase-hosted databases exposed personal data online, highlighting security risks tied to misconfigured vibe-coded apps.
Australia investigates whether an OpenAI model breach of a government health website violated laws after accessing internal health data.
Cybercriminal group ShinyHunters claims it breached the FBI and stole sensitive data linked to agents and job applicants.
Hackers leaked hundreds of thousands of Florida vehicle records after breaching a state database containing driver and ownership information.
