A significant data exposure incident involving the Gladney Center for Adoption has revealed over 1.1 million sensitive records related to children, birth parents, adoptive families, and caregivers.

A critical security vulnerability in McDonald’s AI-powered hiring platform, McHire.com, exposed the personal data of millions of job seekers. The breach was caused by the use of the weak password “123456” for administrative access.

A recent DOJ operation has uncovered a large-scale North Korean impersonation scheme involving the theft of over 80 American identities. These identities were used to fraudulently secure remote IT jobs at more than 100 U.S. companies.

A critical breach of the TeleMessage Signal clone (TM SGNL) exposed sensitive data due to severe misconfigurations. Exploited in under 20 minutes, the breach compromised credentials, unencrypted chat logs, and encryption keys of users.

In a major disruption to global cybercrime infrastructure, the notorious Haowang Guarantee (formerly Huione Guarantee) black market has been shut down following Telegram’s enforcement action.

Newly discovered vulnerabilities in Apple’s AirPlay protocol could allow attackers to move laterally across networks via Wi-Fi, spreading malware between devices. These pose a risk by enabling attackers to exploit wireless connections.

The exposure included more than a million lines of log streams containing chat history, secret keys, backend details, and other highly sensitive information, such as API Secrets and operational metadata.

Google is making passkeys the default login setting for users, aiming to replace passwords and enhance security. Passkeys reduce the risk of phishing attacks and offer a more secure alternative to traditional passwords.

Maksim Sergeevich Galochkin, a member of the Russian cybercrime syndicate Trickbot, has been identified by cybercrime researchers. The identification of Galochkin comes after a comprehensive investigation into leaked data from the Trickbot group.

The HHS' Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (Arpa-H) launched an initiative to find and help fund the development of cybersecurity technologies that can specifically improve defenses for digital infrastructure in US health care.