A massive data leak stemming from a cyber attack on a third-party subcontractor has affected Swiss banks UBS and Pictet, as well as over a dozen other multinational companies, potentially including auditing firm KPMG.
The DOJ, the FBI, and the U.S. Secret Service have collaborated with private partners to execute the largest seizure of crypto assets related to pig butchering investment scams.
Apparently numerous of these companies have a website search feature that will list what is already printed within a URL linking from the ad to the page. In this case, that means that the search bar is pre-filled with fake support numbers when the target arrives at the page.
The Reddit suit claims that Anthropic began regularly scraping the site in December 2021. After being asked to stop, Anthropic issued a public statement in July 2024 indicating that it had stopped all crawling of Reddit for AI training data.
Google Threat Intelligence Group is now reporting "multiple intrusions" at US-based insurance firms by Scattered Spider, which in some cases has caused outages and business disruptions.
A new set of 16 billion login credentials is not an intentional public leak or data breach. It was accidentally exposed to the internet via improperly secured Elasticsearch and object storage instances for a short period, but long enough for security researchers to hit upon it.
Car-sharing giant Zoomcar has disclosed a data breach that impacted approximately 8.4 million people after a threat actor contacted the company claiming to have accessed its data.
Users of Meta AI may have been ambushed by the fact that no other chatbot offers anything quite like its chat-sharing Discover feed, and that it seems such a privacy-invasive idea that it is baffling a major company would actually include it at all let alone as a standard opted-in feature.
Amazon’s Whole Foods distributor, United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI), suffered a cyber attack that forced the company to shut down some IT systems, disrupting operations, including ordering and distribution.
A new and wide-ranging cybersecurity executive order from the Trump administration rolls back some Biden- and Obama-era directives and looks to steer government cyber defense efforts to "identifying and managing vulnerabilities, rather than censorship."
