Data Breach

A data leak involving 8 million UK healthcare worker records, including IDs and financial information, was caused by a misconfigured database from the UK software firm Logezy, which specializes in employee data management. Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler from vpnMentor discovered this issue. Fowler’s investigation found nearly 8 million unprotected records, …

In late March, TeamT5 found that a China-linked APT group exploited a critical vulnerability in Ivanti Connect Secure VPN appliances, affecting nearly twenty industries in twelve countries. At the time of the analysis, TeamT5 suspected that the group still had access to the victims’ networks. Victim countries include Austria, Australia, …

Israeli cybersecurity firm Check Point has responded to a hacker who claimed to have stolen valuable information from its systems. Over the weekend, a hacker named CoreInjection claimed in a BreachForums post that they were selling data allegedly stolen from Check Point for 5 Bitcoin (around $430,000). The threat actor …

Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler recently revealed a sensitive data exposure involving the Australian fintech company Vroom by YouX, previously known as Drive IQ. Fowler, in a report to Website Planet, found an unsecured Amazon S3 bucket with 27,000 records. This database contained sensitive personal information, such as driver’s licenses, medical …

Safety Detectives’ Cybersecurity Team found a forum post where a threat actor shared a .CSV file with over 200 million records from X users. The team discovered data in a forum post on the surface web. This popular forum features message boards for database downloads, leaks, cracks, and similar topics. …

A hacker known as “rose87168” claims to have stolen six million records from Oracle Cloud servers. The stolen data includes Java Key Store (JKS) files, encrypted Single Sign-On (SSO) passwords, hashed LDAP passwords, key files, and Enterprise Manager Java Platform Security (JPS) keys. Stolen Data on Dark Web Forums: Stolen …

Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler found and reported a non-password-protected database with over 86,000 records belonging to ESHYFT, a New Jersey-based HealthTech company. ESHYFT operates in 29 states and provides a mobile app platform connecting healthcare facilities with workers like Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), and Registered Nurses …

NTT Communications Corporation discovered illegal access to its facilities on February 5 and confirmed on February 6 that some information may have been leaked. An internal investigation revealed that some corporate customer service information from Order Information Distribution System may have been leaked. However, individual customer service information was not …

Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler found that over a dozen unprotected databases from the German firm Lost and Found Software exposed 820,750 sensitive personal records about lost airport items and their owners in the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Misconfigured databases, now secured, previously exposed sensitive information such as images of lost …

Security researchers found that datasets used by companies to develop large language models included API keys, passwords, and other sensitive credentials. Large language models are dominating the online landscape, with companies promoting AI solutions that claim to solve all problems. For an AI to be effective, it needs extensive training …