ASOS data breach: what customers should know
ASOS reports a customer-data breach. What the company says, which claims remain unverified, and how to handle suspicious messages.
ASOS reports a customer-data breach. What the company says, which claims remain unverified, and how to handle suspicious messages.
Southern Company says some utility accounts were opened for contact details or the last four digits of a Social Security number.
Names, addresses and CPR numbers for about 8.8 million people were pulled from Denmark’s person register through one company’s access.
On September 29 OpenAI apologised for a June intrusion into Australian government sites, including a Medicare statistics portal. No patient records, the company says. The delay is the part that does not rewind.
Reporting ties a shop selling more than 153 million license images to IDScan.net, a Louisiana ID-scanning company that has confirmed a breach. It is not Florida’s DMV.
Florida says one Plant City police login, saved on a personal device, opened the driver database officers use. The state has not said how many people were affected.
ShinyHunters defaced the FBI jobs site and showed reporters employee records. A week later they said they would not publish the cache. Samples were already out.
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