Data from a 2013 breach of the YouHack cybercrime forum has resurfaced online, exposing 7.2 million email addresses and password pairs as first reported by Tech Radar.
Tech Radar reports that Amplifon Americas has disclosed a significant cyberattack resulting in the unauthorized exposure of sensitive personal, insurance and healthcare-related information.
The operators of the Remus stealer malware are marketing a new capability that allows criminals to access victims' Gmail inboxes directly from a control panel, according to insights from Cyber Insider.
In a report by Cyber Insider, York University disclosed a cybersecurity incident involving the unauthorized theft of personal information from various departmental online forms.
Per The Register, toilet paper retailer Who Gives A Crap has confirmed a security breach involving a third-party marketing software provider that exposed the personal information of customers in the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia.
National Health Service staff faced significant emotional distress while managing a helpline established after a major data breach exposed the health records of 8,003 individuals, based on information published by The Register.
As detailed in Bleeping Computer, Japanese manufacturer Iris Ohyama recently disclosed a significant data breach involving its Iris Plaza online shopping platform.
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