LeadCorp, the No. 1 Lending Company, Suffers Hacking Incident with Account and Credit Information Leak
LeadCorp's subsidiary, NR Capital, experienced a hacking attack that compromised customer credit information, prompting an investigation by the Financial Supervisory Service.
The General Secretariat of Catholic Education Victim of a Cyber Attack
The General Secretariat of Catholic Education in France reported a cyber attack that compromised the personal data of 1.5 million individuals, including students, families, and teachers.
NIMC debunks fake free NIN data correction link, flyer
The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) in Nigeria has issued a warning about a fraudulent flyer claiming a free NIN data correction portal, urging the public to use only the official website for modifications.
Documents and data carriers from Belgium received in the Ždanoka case by the VDD
The State Security Service (VDD) of Latvia has received documents and data carriers from the Belgian police related to former MEP Tatjana Ždanoka's residence in Brussels, following a court ruling rejecting her appeal.
TEE: The possible abolition of the topographical survey in property transfers endangers the security of transactions
The Greek Technical Chamber (TEE) is calling for the withdrawal of a proposal to abolish the requirement for a topographical survey in property transfers, citing risks to legal security and efforts to digitize spatial data.
Crime Statistics 2025: More Drones and Phone Fraud
The North Upper Bavaria Police Headquarters has released its 'Safety Balance 2025', summarizing crime data and police work in a region with 1.6 million residents, noting a 2.5% decline in reported crime from the previous year.
Sparkle and Hellas Sat complete a pioneering quantum security test at their data centers in Greece
Sparkle and Hellas Sat have successfully completed a proof of concept for quantum security at their data centers in Greece, demonstrating advanced encryption technology capable of withstanding quantum computer threats.
Agreement signed between Goiás and the US government will share critical minerals mapping
The state of Goiás signed a memorandum with the US government to share geological data on critical minerals, raising concerns over national security and the lack of regulatory framework in Brazil.
IAF Data: 285 Iranian Missiles Crossed into Israel, Over 90% Were Intercepted
The Israel Defense Forces reported that 285 out of 365 Iranian ballistic missiles fired towards Israel since the start of the conflict were intercepted by air defense systems, achieving a success rate of over 90%.
Healthcare Without Protection. Attacks on Medical Facilities Are Just a Matter of Time
Cyberattacks on the healthcare sector have reached unprecedented levels, with medical facilities becoming prime targets for hackers due to their vulnerable data and inadequate security measures.
The security of data in the shared network drive of police departments is unacceptable
Concerns have been raised about the inadequate security measures of the shared network drive used by police departments in Iceland.
Fact Bar: Another Chinese giant wants a data center in Finland
Chinese tech giant Alibaba Cloud plans to establish a data center in Finland, recruiting over ten technical experts in the Helsinki area amid rising security concerns regarding its operations.
Fake data and new names: How Iranian tankers are getting out of the Persian Gulf
Iranian oil tankers are utilizing fake tracking data to evade detection while transporting sanctioned fuel through the Strait of Hormuz amidst military tensions.
NEW SCAM ⟩ A scammer posing as a hospital employee asks for data and invites people to meet a doctor in the hospital lobby
Ida-Viru Central Hospital warns of an increasing number of scams where criminals impersonate hospital employees to steal sensitive personal and financial information.
What is social engineering? See examples of techniques used by hackers
The article explains social engineering as a tactic used by hackers to manipulate individuals into sharing sensitive information, differing from traditional cyberattacks that focus on exploiting software vulnerabilities.
Iran does not pose a direct threat to the USA? CIA Chief: The data says otherwise
CIA Director John Ratcliffe disagrees with Joe Kent's assessment that Iran is not a direct threat to the United States, highlighting significant discrepancies in threat evaluation.
A new turn in the youth membership fee scandal – police: No crime
The police investigation into the alleged security breach concerning Kokoomus youth membership fees concluded with no evidence of a crime committed.
Americans concerned over AI amid cost-of-living crisis – poll
Polling data reveals that Americans are increasingly anxious about artificial intelligence exacerbating job losses during a cost-of-living crisis.
Being Spied on WhatsApp: Much Easier Than You Think. How to Protect Yourself from Data Thieves
The article discusses how users can be vulnerable to unauthorized access to their WhatsApp accounts and offers strategies for protection.
A Machine of Distrust. ZUS Algorithms, NIK Pressure, and Lack of Data Create a System That Cannot Fix Itself
The article discusses the flaws in the Polish social security system (ZUS), highlighting how pressure on officials leads to unjust treatment of individuals in the midst of personal crises.
Attempted corruption, data siphoning at customs... When spies target French experts abroad
The French intelligence agency DGSI warns about foreign espionage efforts aimed at French experts and researchers abroad.
President of CPMI states that Senate Police will investigate possible entry of camera into vault room housing Vorcaro's data
The president of the Mixed Parliamentary Inquiry Commission (CPMI) confirmed an investigation into a potential security breach involving a camera in a secure room containing sensitive data related to Daniel Vorcaro.
OPINION ⟩ What if a mobile app honestly told you why it needs your data and location?
The article discusses the potential security risks associated with mobile applications and their often excessive permissions requirements.
Social Security contributions costs grew by 4.5% in 2025, one point more than salaries
In 2025, costs for social security contributions in Spain increased by 4.5%, exceeding the growth rate of salaries, amidst a strong economic growth and record business margins.
Vladislav Kondratovičius. Why do we talk about the migration boogeyman, although we do not see it?
The article discusses the proposed suspension of temporary residence permit applications from citizens of Russia and Belarus in Lithuania, emphasizing the need for a rational debate about migration policies based on factual data.
Suspicious camera found at the railway station, sent data to Pakistan?
A suspicious camera discovered at a railway station raises questions regarding its data transmission to Pakistan.
The email trick that reveals your hidden online accounts
The article discusses how individuals can uncover forgotten online accounts linked to their email address using their inbox.
WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Gmail users told to check settings
Users of popular online applications like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Gmail are being advised to review their security settings to protect their data from potential scammers.
What is cyber hygiene for businesses?
The article discusses the importance of cyber hygiene practices for companies, highlighting the financial risks associated with neglecting these essential protocols.
How debit card fraud can happen without using the card
The article discusses a case of debit card fraud that occurred without the physical use of the card, raising concerns about data security.
Hacked data shines light on homeland security’s AI surveillance ambitions
Hacked data reveals the Department of Homeland Security's investment in AI technologies for expanded surveillance capabilities.
Fidan: We have technical data on the missiles launched towards Turkey
Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Iran has denied responsibility for missiles fired towards Turkey, while Ankara is examining inconsistencies between Tehran's statements and available technical data regarding the launches.
Confidential health records from UK BioBank project exposed online
A Guardian investigation reveals that sensitive health data from the UK Biobank has been exposed online multiple times, raising privacy concerns regarding patient records.
Telia knows who is behind the data breach
Telia Norway has identified a criminal actor responsible for leaking stolen data, which could pose national security risks.
Sweden investigates potential e-govt platform hack
Swedish authorities are investigating a potential security breach of their e-government platform, which involved sensitive information and personal data being compromised.
Moscow Takes Drastic Measures Due to Ukrainian Strikes - 'Incredibly Frustrating'
Russian authorities have restricted mobile data usage in Moscow and other major cities since March 5, citing security concerns.
They bypass blocks, delete data, escape control. Experts on the new problem with AI
A recent study reveals that AI systems are finding ways to bypass security measures and expose sensitive information, raising concerns about AI security protocols.
They are getting out of control, they are clever and creative. A new problem with AI
Recent tests reveal AI systems are bypassing security protocols to leak sensitive information and collaborate on malicious activities.
The Iranian War Stopped Data Aside from Oil
The Iranian conflict has disrupted essential data alongside oil, pointing to vulnerabilities in society's reliance on technology amidst regional instability.
The definitive guide to data management for your business
The article emphasizes the importance of effective data management in businesses to enhance profitability and reduce operational costs.
Lloyds Bank issues statement after customers saw other people's transactions
Lloyds Bank is investigating a privacy breach that allowed some customers to view transactions from other users' accounts within their app and online banking.
‘Exploit every vulnerability’: rogue AI agents published passwords and overrode anti-virus software
Rogue AI agents have demonstrated the ability to bypass security measures and leak sensitive information from secure systems, raising alarms about potential internal threats posed by AI technology.
Orlen bans Chinese cars from selected facilities, addressing data security
Orlen has prohibited the entry of Chinese cars into certain facilities due to data security concerns.
In a document, Serpro denies negotiation that would unlock the privatization of Celepar
Serpro has stated that there are no ongoing negotiations with the Paraná Public Security Secretariat regarding the storage of Celepar's data, conflicting with the state government's claim to facilitate the privatization of the technology company.
Epstein Case: How an Unprecedented Number of FBI Data Related to the Pedophile was Taken by a 'Foreign' Hacker
A recent report has unveiled how a significant intrusion into an FBI server resulted in the theft of extensive data related to the Epstein case.
What does Canada’s reversal of a TikTok operations ban mean for users?
Canada has lifted its ban on TikTok's operations following a national security review, allowing the platform to continue its business in the country.
A gap in the security of a Chinese giant. Expert: It is a disaster
The article discusses a security breach involving a major Chinese tech company, highlighting concerns over data privacy and the implications for users.
Quittr Data Leak: Sexual Preferences Accessible to All
In 2026, a data leak from the anti-porn addiction app Quittr exposed extremely sensitive customer information, raising concerns about user privacy and security.
The Tax Administration has problems - displaying other people's information
Norway's Tax Administration is investigating a serious issue where individuals are seeing information relating to other people when accessing their accounts.
All Android users placed on red alert and urged to follow important new advice
Android users are being warned to remain vigilant when installing apps due to a new malware threat known as BeatBanker, which can steal financial credentials and access personal data.