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Ledger data breach 2026: 471,000 customer records allegedly offered for sale at $20,000
Ledger data breach 2026: 471,000 customer records are allegedly for sale for $20,000. Here's what the listing claims and what Ledger users should know
TELUS data breach explained: customer accounts hit in a 16-month credential attack
TELUS data breach exposed customer accounts during a 16-month credential attack. Learn what data was accessed, how attackers abused accounts and what customers should do
Swiss Bitcoin Pay Breach: The Hack That Turned a “Non-Custodial” Promise Into a Custody Lesson
Swiss Bitcoin Pay confirmed a security breach on September 14, 2026. Emails, Bitcoin addresses, IBANs, transaction history and hashed passwords may be exposed
T-Mobile Database Allegedly for Sale on Underground Forum: What the Listing Shows, and What It Doesn’t
Is T-Mobile hacked in 2026? An alleged customer database has appeared on a dark web forum. Here's what the leaked sample shows and what can actually be verified
Inside Omarchy: DHH’s $18.5 million Linux distro, its security holes, and the boycott campaign against it
Omarchy Linux faces backlash over serious security flaws, Docker root access risks, DHH’s controversial politics, and an $18.5M Omacom Foundation
Check Point patches two critical VPN gateway flaws scoring 9.8 on CVSS
Check Point patches two critical VPN vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-85102 and CVE-2026-85103, rated CVSS 9.8 and capable of unauthenticated remote code execution
VLC Media Player hit by two critical security flaws: heap corruption and memory disclosure putting millions at risk
Two critical VLC Media Player vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-56711 and CVE-2026-73324, expose users to heap corruption and memory disclosure. Here’s what to do
Revolut data breach: how a fake government email handed attackers KYC selfies, passport scans, and full Bitcoin transaction history
Revolut data breach exposes KYC selfies, passport scans, IBANs and Bitcoin transaction history. Here’s what happened and what customers should do now
The GemStuffer Incident: The OpenAI Agent Attack on RubyGems
OpenAI agents attacked RubyGems in the GemStuffer incident, uploading 2,000+ malicious packages, exploiting RubyDoc RCE and targeting API keys
Tor’s Trust Problem: Browser 14.5, a Broken Security Slider, and a $53 Kill Switch
Tor Browser 14.5 changed OS spoofing, while a security slider flaw and a $53 DDoS attack expose deeper Tor security and infrastructure risks
