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

Unprotected beWanted database remains open, with the company yet to respond to inquiries.

The staffer had access to millions of Americans’ personal data.

Hacker associated public Trello profile data with private emails, opening the gates for spear phishing attacks.

The law enforcement agency is asking anyone with information to reach out via WhatsApp or Telegram.

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

Freedman HealthCare apparently breached, but the company is yet to confirm the attack.

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

The Noname057 hacker group has been linked to recent cyberattacks against Italian banking and airport websites.

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

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

Along with WordPress websites, dozens of devices were also infected with cryptojackers.

It's possible that some of the Chrome extensions act as infostealers, researchers are saying.

An unknown threat actor with an unknown malware framework, doing reconnaissance and espionage.

Collossal data breach totalling more than 465GB has exposed the details of multiple charities’ donors.

2FA codes and links were stored in the open, but no one knows who had access

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

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

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

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

Tens of millions of records from TrackMan were exposed online, and no one knows for how long.

It remains unknown if Builder.ai archive is locked down or not.

Numerous hackers are abusing ProjectSend bug to create rogue accounts and plant JavaScript code.

Following discovery of the leak, the researchers helped remediate the problem.

Attackers are exploiting a critical Wing FTP flaw which allows remote system access, although all attempts have failed so far.

Several major companies could be at risk, as the database is still unsecured online.

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

The group listed partial names of 66 victims and promised to share full names soon.

A threat actor seems to be impersonating a security researcher in an attempt to defame them.

ClaimPix kept an open database full of sensitive information.