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About 1,500 people, mostly Meta employees in the U.S., are being notified because personal data had been stored in code repositories against company policy.
Anyone who claimed a renamed or deleted GitHub repository’s old name could publish to some packages; GitHub has since added a 48-hour expiry, but owners must check their settings.
A crafted pattern in a pipeline file could let an attacker without an account take over the server that holds a company's source code and build secrets.
The Foschini Group’s British arm is still checking whether personal data was taken, and its stores are trading while several systems remain offline.
The unnamed Suva-based organization was compromised for several days over the summer, and the embassy warned Fiji’s government and gave security advice.
Intermarché and Coopérative U say hundreds of stores were hit Sunday night into Monday, and Paris prosecutors have opened an investigation that also covers reported fires.
Test domains imitating Apple, OpenAI and Okta displayed as ordinary text with valid certificates in Chrome 154, and Gmail showed the fake senders without flagging them.
Court records show charges against the Cypfer co-founder and former chief operating officer; the FBI has not publicly tied him to ShinyHunters by name.
Federal officials say staffing losses, unfunded transitions and identity smart cards are the hard parts of replacing cryptography that future quantum computers could break.
Push Security says the lure page showed Anthropic's real install command while its copy button swapped in one that runs an attacker's script.
A senior CISA official says AI-driven bug discovery is outrunning anything seen before, as agencies prepare to fix their riskiest flaws within three days starting in December.
The subscription service, launched as Reacher and later renamed Stryx, said its records included bank account numbers and that it had handled 3.1 million requests.
Japan’s National Police Agency says it held a Russian suspect on a German warrant when he entered the country, then turned him over under its extradition law.
The national incident-response center says attackers behind a run of Japanese data leaks mined smartphone apps for keys and hit internal dashboards never meant to face the internet.
State filings show names, birth dates, insurance numbers and device serial numbers were taken in a June social engineering attack on outside-hosted business software.
A Cologne labor appeals court ruled that a company-paid D&O policy strips the usual limits on employee liability, a question now headed to Germany’s top labor court.
New advisory guidance from the card industry's standards body also covers AI inventories, least-agency access, adversarial testing and contracts that bar training on customer data.
iVerify found the variant, which it calls P7, on a financial-sector employee's phone; it rides the existing exploit chain but adds crypto-wallet theft and two-way control.
A joint advisory from 10 agencies ties the Beijing contractor's Microscan and FishHub tools to intrusions at a U.S. power company, foreign airports and Taiwanese universities.
Bitdefender says the malware runs as system apps on MediaTek-based Doogee and Cubot models and on Samsung and Apple knockoffs, so owners cannot simply uninstall it.
A memory-exhaustion bug in DCGM Exporter lets unauthenticated requests crash GPU monitoring, and a startup found about 12,000 GPUs advertising their details to the internet.
A fabricated Latin American think tank leader and seven fake journalists pushed content far enough to draw fact-checks and denials, earning rare high scores on OpenAI's impact scale.
The e-commerce company says regulators ignored its response to last year's breach, and a two-hour overnight outage hours later left users asking whether it was hacked again.
Customer names and contact details on third-party platforms were exposed, the retailer said, but it has not disclosed how many people were affected or whether data was taken.