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Cybersecurity researchers were able to access the personal information of tens of millions of McDonald’s job applicants after gaining unauthorized entry to the “McHire” site. The AI hiring platform was using the default login credentials with the username “admin” and password “123456” for a staff

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued an advisory on July 10, warning about a vulnerability in the key train system that could allow hackers to send brake control commands remotely and cause significant disruption. The vulnerability was first reported in

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has sanctioned North Korean cyber actor Song Kum Hyok, a member of the hacking group Andariel, for his leading role in a large information technology (IT) worker scheme. According to the official statement, Song

The Italian police have allegedly arrested Chinese citizen Xu Zewei, wanted by the FBI, at the Malpensa Airport in Milan on July 3, 2025. The Chinese hacker is accused of stealing COVID-19 vaccine information from the U.S. and working for Hafnium, a Chinese government-backed hacking group. The

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered what’s believed to be the largest-ever data breach, consisting of up to 16 billion login credentials. The data consists of usernames, passwords, session cookies, and authentication tokens from almost every major website and online service, including

A California court has ordered Google to pay $314 million in damages regarding allegations that it misappropriated users’ cellular data to transfer background data for its services without their consent. According to the plaintiffs, these transfers would continue even when the phone is in a

Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered and reported to vpnMentor an unencrypted and non-password-protected database that contained 245,949 records. The database, which presumably belonged to a tax credit consulting agency, held PII, driver’s licenses, military discharge forms,

The FBI is warning airlines and travelers that an international hacking group known as “Scattered Spider” has set their sights on the airline industry. Known for using sophisticated social engineering tactics, the cybercriminal gang will likely aim to exploit in-flight Wi-Fi and entertainment

A hacker breached Columbia University’s IT systems and stole sensitive data belonging to more than two million students, employees, and applicants. The malicious actor caused a widespread shutdown of the university’s computer systems on June 24. Columbia officials stated on Tuesday that they

The office of California Attorney General Bob Fonta announced that it had secured the largest consumer privacy settlement in the state’s history against Healthline. While still pending court approval, Healthline Media LLC (Healthline) agreed to the $1.55 million settlement to resolve allegations of