Category: Data Breaches
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The Mailchimp ransomware claim by the Everest group is raising eyebrows—not for its impact, but for how little data was actually leaked. Cybersecurity experts and insiders are calling the leak insignificant, with some mocking it on social media as “breadcrumbs.” On July 26, 2025, the Everest ransomware group listed Mailchimp on its dark leak site.…
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The European Commission has flagged a Temu DSA breach after finding that the Chinese e-commerce giant may be exposing European users to illegal products. Preliminary findings show Temu failed to assess risks and stop the spread of dangerous or non-compliant items on its marketplace. The probe began on October 31, 2024, when the Commission opened…
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The Dollar Tree data breach has sparked confusion after a ransomware group claimed to have stolen over 1.2 terabytes of data. Dollar Tree acknowledges the claims but denies any involvement in the breach, stating the data likely came from a company it recently acquired. The INC Ransom group, a known ransomware cartel, added Dollar Tree…
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The ghost of a defunct crypto exchange is still haunting the web. A new FTX Japan data leak has exposed personal and financial information from more than 35,000 users—well over a year after the platform officially shut down. Cybernews researchers discovered an open Amazon S3 bucket on May 12, 2025. It contained more than 26…
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The Lovense email leak has exposed users of the popular sex tech brand to serious privacy risks, allowing attackers to extract plaintext email addresses using only usernames. Security researchers say the company failed to fix the flaw for more than a year—even after multiple disclosures. Ethical hacker BobDaHacker first discovered the issue while casually using…
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The Arctic Glacier data breach has been claimed by the Qilin ransomware gang, who listed the major North American ice supplier on its dark web blog. The cybercriminals allege they’ve exfiltrated sensitive company files, including employee identification documents, payroll data, and legal contracts. Arctic Glacier is one of the largest packaged ice suppliers in the…
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The women-only dating platform Tea is facing major backlash after a second data breach exposed over one million private messages. The leak follows an earlier incident where hackers accessed 72,000 user images—some including photo IDs and selfies. Tea, which claims to offer women a safe and anonymous dating space, has now disabled its direct messaging…
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Hackers have breached the women-only dating app Tea, stealing 72,000 user images, including selfies, photo IDs, and private content. The platform, designed to help women vet men before dating them, has become the latest victim of a major data breach. What Was Exposed? According to Tea’s team, the breach affected users who signed up before…
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Allianz Life has confirmed that a recent cyberattack compromised personal data belonging to the majority of its 1.4 million U.S. customers. The company attributes the incident to a third-party cloud-based CRM breach carried out using social engineering. Social Engineering Opens the Door The attack occurred on July 16, 2025, when a malicious actor gained access…
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The AMEOS security breach has shaken one of Central Europe’s largest healthcare providers. Hackers briefly accessed AMEOS Group’s IT systems, potentially affecting sensitive data belonging to patients, employees, and business partners. Who Is AMEOS? The AMEOS Group operates over 100 facilities across 50 locations in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. The company employs more than 18,000…