Category data-breaches

Ashley Madison Hackers Have Fully Released All Stolen Data Online

A significant cybersecurity breach has unfolded, targeting Ashley Madison, a platform known for facilitating extramarital encounters. The hackers, referring to themselves as “The Impact Team,” have reportedly leaked approximately 10GB of sensitive user data, affecting nearly 36 million accounts. The breach comes with the alarming tagline that “cheaters are in…

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Inside Arizona’s Efforts to Modernize and Secure Campus IT Systems

Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development, Video CIO Elliott Cheu Discusses Campus-wide IT Modernization and Security Enhancements Jennifer Lawinski • January 28, 2026 Elliott Cheu, CIO, University of Arizona The University of Arizona is engaging in a significant overhaul of its IT infrastructure, aimed at enhancing both modernization and security across…

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Komdigi Faces Backlash Following Leak of Job Applicants’ Personal Data

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Convergence Digital Indonesia Innovative Synergy Association (Kondisi) has raised alarm over concerns regarding the Ministry of Communication and Digital (Komdigi) following the mishandling of sensitive applicant data amid their recent job vacancy announcements. Recently, the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure at the Komdigi Ministry announced the…

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Web.com Breach: 93,000 Customers’ Credit Card Information Exposed

Data Breach at Web.com Exposes Credit Card Information of Nearly 93,000 Customers In a significant cybersecurity incident, Web.com, a prominent web hosting provider based in Florida, has confirmed a data breach potentially affecting the personal information and credit card data of approximately 93,000 customers. This breach, revealed on Tuesday, occurred…

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CISA Chief’s AI Utilization Raises Concerns Among Cyber Officials

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development CISA Responds to Concerns Over Director’s Use of AI Tool Amid Compliance Review Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • January 28, 2026 Madhu Gottumukkala, acting director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. (Image: CISA) The use of ChatGPT by the…

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U.S. Law Enforcement Takes Down Russian Ransomware Forum – DataBreaches.Net

In a significant development for the cybersecurity landscape, authorities have successfully executed a seizure operation against RAMP, also known as the Russian Anonymous Marketplace. Earlier today, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida, in collaboration with the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section of the Department of…

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Ashley Madison 2.0: Hackers Release 20GB Data Leak, Featuring CEO Emails

Major Data Exposure: Ashley Madison Suffers Extensive Breach In a significant cybersecurity incident, the hacking collective known as the Impact Team has struck again, releasing a vast cache of sensitive information linked to Ashley Madison, a well-known dating service for those seeking extramarital affairs. This latest breach includes nearly 20GB…

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Social Engineering Attackers Target Okta’s Single Sign-On System

Fraud Management & Cybercrime, Identity & Access Management, Security Operations ShinyHunters Campaign Utilizes Voice Phishing to Circumvent MFA and Compromise Corporate Data Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • January 28, 2026 Image: Oleksandr Yashchuk/Shutterstock Security experts are advising customers of identity provider Okta utilizing its single-sign-on (SSO) services to remain vigilant…

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