Cybersecurity firm Wiz, which was acquired by Google earlier this year, has disclosed a significant security vulnerability affecting Moltbook, a rapidly growing social network designed for AI agents. Researchers found that a misconfigured database exposed sensitive information including more than 35,000 email addresses, 1.5 million API authentication tokens, and thousands of private messages. The discovery …
A new chapter has emerged in the cyberattack that disrupted Russia’s flagship carrier, Aeroflot, after hackers released what they claim is sensitive company data while Russian authorities continue to deny that any verified data breach has occurred. The incident has intensified concerns about cybersecurity vulnerabilities affecting critical transportation infrastructure. Data Leak Claims Follow Major Cyberattack …
A massive dataset allegedly containing information linked to approximately 17.5 million Instagram accounts has surfaced online, triggering global cybersecurity concerns and a wave of suspicious password reset activity. (ndtv.com) Cybersecurity researchers say the leaked records appeared on hacking forums in early January 2026, where the data was reportedly distributed for free by a threat actor …
In the United Arab Emirates, something as simple as sharing a screenshot, forwarding a message, or reposting a video can carry serious legal consequences—especially during times of crisis. Recent events brought renewed attention to the country’s strict cybercrime laws, after authorities arrested hundreds of people for spreading misleading content, unauthorized footage, and AI-generated media online. …
Hertz reported a data breach affecting over a million customers, with attackers exploiting vulnerabilities in third-party vendors to access personal data.
A breach at Yale New Haven Health System exposed personal information of 5.5 million individuals, including names, birth dates, and Social Security numbers.
The Hellenic Data Protection Authority fined a bank €120,000 for breaching data protection principles, including failing to ensure data accuracy and confidentiality.
The UK's Legal Aid Agency experienced a cyberattack compromising up to 2.1 million records, including personal and financial information of legal aid applicants over the past 15 years.
Adidas disclosed a data breach where an unauthorized party accessed consumer contact information through a third-party customer service provider. Sensitive data like passwords and credit card details were not compromised.
A software company serving nearly every U.S. federal agency suffered a cyber breach due to significant security lapses, compromising sensitive government data.
