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Data from an exposed LimeLeads Elasticsearch server ends up on a hacking forum.
Despite warnings from security researchers, the number of exposed images has risen.
The exposed information from company Front Rush included physical evaluations, post-injury reports, and performance reviews from specific teams for particular players.
The Department of Homeland Security is monitoring the apparent hack of a government website, according to a senior administration official, who called it "defacement."
Exclusive: Researchers say a common cloud platform used by internet-connected devices are exposing the locations of child tracker watches.
An online company that allows users to obtain a copy of their birth and death certificates from U.S. state governments has exposed a massive cache of applications — including their personal information. More than 752,000 applications for copies of birth certificates were found on an Amazon Web Services (AWS) storage bucket. (The bucket also had […]
If a hacker knows your interests and demographic information, it becomes much easier to target you with scams across the board. And that's just what happened recently when hackers pilfered data from a specific audience of internet users. Unlike previous campaigns, this one targets a vulnerable population with ruthless efficiency. Is this a new low for data theft? If not, it's definitely a close call.
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Breach happened 19 months ago. Popular VPN service is only disclosing it now.
Because not all breaches are digital!
The family, salary, and banking info of 20 million people were found disclosed.
Fingerprints, facial recognition and other personal information from Biostar 2 discovered on publicly accessible database
In a criminal complaint, the FBI detailed how a hacker allegedly stole data from 100 million people—and how she got caught.
*** FAQs will be updated at the bottom of the page*** Last FAQ update, Thursday 6 June, 1.50pm What was taken? We believe personal data belonging to staff, visitors, students dating back 19 years was accessed, including: Names Addresses Phone numbers Dates of birth Emergency contact details Tax file numbers Payroll information Bank account details Student academic records Student academic transcripts Systems that store credit cards, travel arrangements, police history checks, workers’ compensation, some performance development records or medical records have not been affected.
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Thousands of Unprotected Kibana Instances Found on the Internet, Exposing Sensitive Elasticsearch Databases
kanopy.com has been leaking huge volumes of website access logs as well as API logs via an exposed ElasticSearch database. The database was publicly accessible without any type of authentication.