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.
Oracle was reported by Bloomberg to have admitted the theft of some customers' old credentials as a result of the compromise of an environment deprecated eight years ago following prior categorical denial of any breach after threat actor "rose87168" recently claimed stealing six million data records from Oracle Cloud's federated single sign-on servers, according to BleepingComputer.
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Cybernews reports that most of the over 2.8 billion user records belonging to X, formerly Twitter which were purported by threat actor "ThinkingOne" to have been exfiltrated by a disgruntled employee were publicly available information.
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is sounding the alarm over a series of high-risk vulnerabilities present in industrial control systems
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