An unprotected APIsec database was found sitting on the internet, and was subsequently locked down.

Young Consulting sends out breach notification letters, warning individuals about the breach.

ClaimPix kept an open database full of sensitive information.

There was a way to run malicious code on a dev's device remotely by chaining an old vulnerability with a new one.

Clarity.fm kept a database unprotected on the internet and available to anyone who knew where to look.

50 companies allowed access to cloud instances with just a password and were compromised with infostealers.

The number of victims is not in the hundreds, they say, but rather in the dozens.

Several apps from developer M.A.D Mobile had unprotected image servers that stored private and explicit photos without password protection.

More than a million people had their data stolen, as PandaBuy remains silent.

Attackers accessed AMEOS' network "briefly" despite "extensive" security measures.

Details of attack are beginning to emerge, as Greylock McKinnon Associates notifies affected individuals.

"It's not ours," says Okta, suggesting hackers picked the data up elsewhere on the internet.

Data stolen in January 2024 breach is basically being given away, as hacker offers it for $2 and change.

Someone's compiling data leaked in different breaches, with around 1.2 billion users possibly at risk

They're selling it for $5,000 but no one knows where they stole it from.

IntelBroker and friends are selling yet another archive and Cisco is taking notice.

Hackers know which numbers are used for Twilio's Authy service, increasing the chances of successful smishing attacks.

IMDataCenter confirmed holding an unprotected database containing millions of PII records.

The Internet Archive failed to rotate API keys, which meant attackers still had some level of access.

Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters are urging victims to step forward and negotiate a deal.

Swedish citizens' and organizations' data exposed in a massive database left exposed on the open web.

A hacker is selling a database, claiming it was stolen from AT&T years ago, but the telecom giant says it's not theirs.

GPS data, emails, and employee credentials found publicly accessible following Moonly leak.

In an apparent advertising stunt, a threat actor is leaking FortiGate data for free.

Anyone could register and access sensitive data stored on the Neighbourhood Watch app.

Notorious hacking group is cracking jokes and taunting Jaguar Land Rover on Telegram.

Job seeker data belonging to Alltech Consulting Services left exposed in online database.

Archer Health kept an unprotected database online hosting a treasure trove of sensitive information.

Researchers found a database full of IP addresses following Leak Zone incident.

Almost two years after ANICO breach, someone is selling the stolen database online.