Global car rental firm Europcar Mobility Group had its GitLab repositories allegedly breached by the threat actor "Europcar" late last month, purportedly resulting in the compromise of data from 50,000 to 200,000 customers and other sensitive information, BleepingComputer reports.
Widespread call record exposure possible due to Verizon mobile app flaw Millions of people across the U.S. could have had their call records exposed and stolen with the exploitation of a now-fixed vulnerability impacting the Verizon Call Filter app that enables spam call identification and blocking for iOS users, according to SecurityWeek.
Threat actors have sought to compromise credit card information and other sensitive data through three malicious Python Package Index packages, which have been downloaded almost 40,000 times before being removed from the PyPI repository, reports The Hacker News.
South Korean artificial intelligence firm AI-NOMIS had 47.8 GB of data with 93,485 explicit AI-generated images depicting underage individuals and JSON files belonging to its AI image generator platform GenNomis inadvertently exposed by a misconfigured database, Hackread reports.
Hackread reports that U.S. cloud communications firm Twilio has dismissed the purported breach of its platform and its cloud-based email delivery subsidiary SendGrid after the threat actor "Satanic" claimed to exfiltrate data from 848,960 SendGrid customers from its systems.
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