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AT&T has told customers about yet another data breach. This time call and text records of nearly all customers were stolen.
Exercise company Peloton is accused of providing customer chat data to a third party for AI training.
Ticketmaster claims that tickets stolen in its data breach are useless, while scalpers have proven the rolling barcode method is not 100% effective.
Shopify has denied it has suffered a breach, saying the stolen data comes from a third-party provider that will notify affected customers.
A list, known as RockYou2024, of almost 10 billion passwords has been released on a hacking forum. What are the dangers?
The cybercriminals behind the Ticketmaster data breach are giving away free Taylor Swift concert tickets.
Authy users have been warned that their phone numbers have been obtained by cybercriminals that abused an unsecured API endpoint.
Buy now and pay later provider Affirm has notified the SEC that customer data of its card users was compromised in the Evolve data breach.
It turns out that a breach at the Prudential impacted a lot more people than was initially thought. The company is now offering identity monitoring to affected customers.
