Forever 21 security incident update
Forever 21, Inc. has provided an update on the payment card security incident that affected certain Forever 21 stores between April 2017 and November 2017.
Data Breach
RootsWeb user data leak
Ancestry.com has investigated a leak that publicly exposed 300,000 passwords, email addresses and usernames via a leaky RootsWeb server.
Data Breach at Nissan Canada
Nissan Canada Finance (NCF) is in the process of notifying all of its 1.13 million customers of a data breach that may have exposed their personal and financial information.
NiceHash security breach
NiceHash, a Bitcoin mining market and exchange company, reported it was a victim of a data breach and planned to suspend operations for 24 hours.
Massive Breach at Uber covered up
Uber suffered a massive data breach in October 2016 and paid hackers $100,000 to keep quiet about it and delete the data. The breach resulted in the loss of sensitive personal information on nearly 50 million Uber users and 7 million Uber drivers. According to the current CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, the personal data included drivers licenses …
S3 Buckets exposed
Three misconfigured AWS S3 buckets exposed US military archives of an astounding size.
Forever 21 data breach
Fashion retailer Forever 21 notified customers of a potential data breach at certain stores from March through October of 2017.
Equifax suffers massive data breach
A massive data breach of credit equity firm Equifax has potentially impacted 143 million customers.
Time Warner Cable customer data leak
Nearly four million Time Warner Cable (TWC) customer records were left exposed online via a third party data leak.
CeX security breach
UK based CeX has notified two million customers of a security breach that may have compromised personal data to include first names, surnames, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers, as well as small number of encrypted, expired payment cards up to 2009.