Data Theft News

US Senators are demanding action against three India-based companies accused of data 'theft'.

The mathematical community is currently grappling with claims that OpenAI may have used its computing power and potentially private user data from academic rese

Microsoft 365 users are currently targeted by two major threat campaigns involving fake IT calls and phishing emails, utilizing tools like BigBear 2.0 and AiTM

The FBI has launched an investigation into the theft of millions of American and Canadian driver's licenses. The probe follows investigative reporting that link

Microsoft has issued a warning about an ongoing hacking campaign where threat actors impersonate IT staff via Microsoft Teams to gain remote access, leading to

Two men from Western Australia are accused of being the leaders of an international cybercriminal group, 'TeamPCP', which allegedly stole data from over half a

Authorities have issued a warning about cryptocurrency-related scams involving fake job offers, which have led to US$11.8 million in losses, as scammers use mal

A hacking group claims to have stolen a large amount of data from major companies including Shell, Philips, GE, and Fiserv, along with dozens of others.

The FBI has issued a warning that criminals are hacking into people's accounts to steal explicit images, which are then sold on criminal marketplaces along with

Zoom has addressed a significant security vulnerability that could allow attackers to hijack devices during meetings, a flaw discovered using fewer than 20 AI p

Hackers reportedly targeted private equity firms and other companies, including Blackstone and CME, using deceptive websites to steal employee passwords.

The Trump administration is considering a ban on new Chinese data center transceivers to safeguard US AI infrastructure. This measure aims to protect against po

Researchers have identified a new AI attack method called HalluSquatting, where attackers exploit AI hallucinations to trick AI assistants into downloading mali

A new Mac malware, 'CrashStealer,' is impersonating Apple's crash reporter to steal data, passwords, and cryptocurrency. The article provides information on thi