Data leak stories
Misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines on social media is feared to hinder Australia's vaccination efforts, according to a new poll.
A white hat hacker hacker uncovered a total of 9517 unsecured databases worldwide, collectively containing more than 10 billion entries.
Research has identified a total of 9,517 unsecured databases containing 10,463,315,645 entries with such data as emails, passwords, and phone numbers.
Seven VPN providers leaked personal data of over 20 million users, raising concerns about their security practices.
UpGuard reported that each of the data sets was stored in its own Amazon S3 bucket configured to allow public download of files.
TechDay spoke to experts and executives in the security industry about the data leak and the implications on phishing and credential stuffing.
A colossal 2.2 billion unique usernames and passwords have surfaced on the dark web in the second major data dump in two weeks, rocking cybersecurity experts.
Objections to data sharing recorded in GP practices running clinical software TPP's system between March 2015 and June 2018 were not sent to NHS.
How ironic! Tens of thousands of user accounts of an app used by parents to monitor their children's phone activity has been leaked.
After a critical source code for the iPhone was leaked online recently, Apple reassured there was nothing to fear but experts think otherwise.
A cybersecurity expert has said it is a 'stunning admission' by the former CIA director about the NSA breach that is being touted as catastrophic.
Leaked Paradise Papers shed light on offshore secrets of the rich and powerful, sparking global debate and security concerns.
JobStreet is informing clients by email whether they were caught up in a Malaysia-based data breach that affected 19 different companies.
A data breach has put more than 46 million Malaysian mobile phone users at risk and has affected many of the country's major telecommunicatio.
More than half of data leakages in ASEAN countries are caused by executives and employees, according to InfoWatch research.
BlackBerry has expanded its Indian channel, appointing six new partners as the Canadian vendor looks to increase its enterprise business.
Data leaks and breaches are alarmingly common, but there are still many misconceptions as to how and why they happen.
Pressure is mounting on firms as ransomware gangs now threaten to leak stolen data online if victims refuse to pay.
Mistaken file sharing could become less risky after a messaging update lets users delete sent attachments from both devices.
A new delete feature lets SafeSwiss users erase mis-sent files from both devices, reducing the risk of leaked business information.
