The newly launched TeaOnHer app, which has been touted as a men-only alternative to the women-only dating safety app Tea, had its users' government IDs, selfies, and other personal details exposed as a result of a security vulnerability, according to TechCrunch.
Hackread reports that Florida-based data solutions provider IMDataCenter had 10,820 records belonging to individual and corporate clients inadvertently exposed by an unsecured AWS bucket.
Multinational airline holding company Air France-KLM Group has confirmed that information belonging to customers of the French and Dutch flag carriers Air France and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, respectively, has been compromised following a third-party data breach, Cybernews reports.
At Black Hat 2025, Doug White interviews Ted Shorter, CTO of Keyfactor, about the quantum revolution already knocking on cybersecurity’s door. They discuss the terrifying reality of quantum computing’s power to break RSA and ECC encryption—the very foundations of modern digital life. With 2030 set as the deadline for transitioning away from legacy ...
Reuters reports that the U.S. Commerce Department has been compelled by a group of seven GOP senators to investigate possible security flaws in DeepSeek and other Chinese artificial intelligence models that threaten national security.
UnitedHealth Group has been urged by Sens. Bill Cassidy, R-La., and Maggie Hassan, D-N.H., to provide more details regarding the January data breach of its tech subsidiary Episource, which was reported to have led to the compromise of 5.4 million individuals' data.
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