Security Affairs newsletter Round 562 by Pierluigi PaganiniSecurity Affairs·Feb 8, 13:26 UTC · Feb 8, 2026Data breachCVE-2026-21509CVE-2025-808860
Imperva says cloud firewall customers' passwords were exposedCyberScoop·Aug 27, 18:33 UTC · Aug 27, 2019Data breach in the wild60
More than 1.1 million online credentials found in NY AG credential stuffing investigationCyberScoop·Jan 5, 15:27 UTC · Jan 5, 2022Data breach in the wild60
Armies of pro-Trump Twitter bots are now promoting WikiLeaks' CIA dumpCyberScoop·Mar 14, 19:45 UTC · Mar 14, 2017Data breach in the wild60
Sen. Wyden seeks allies ahead of FBI surveillance amendment revoteCyberScoop·Jun 30, 16:51 UTC · Jun 30, 2016Data breach in the wild60
Imperva planned to keep its CEO through a merger. Two months after a breach, he’s out.CyberScoop·Oct 30, 16:06 UTC · Oct 30, 2019Data breach in the wild60
Why we’re still not ready for ‘likeCyberScoop·Oct 9, 19:43 UTC · Oct 9, 2018Data breach in the wild60
Legacy web forms are the weakest link in government data securityCyberScoop·Nov 21, 11:00 UTC · Nov 21, 2025Data breach60
RNC, DNC bank on Duo authentication ahead 2020 electionCyberScoop·Dec 10, 16:55 UTC · Dec 10, 2019Data breach in the wild60
533 million Facebook users’ personal data leaked onlineCyberScoop·Apr 5, 15:09 UTC · Apr 5, 2021Data breach in the wild60
Trolls defaced Twitch's website with pictures of Jeff Bezos, adding to the platform's security concernsCyberScoop·Oct 8, 20:17 UTC · Oct 8, 2021Data breach in the wild60
GSA watchdog to 18F: Stop using SlackCyberScoop·May 13, 17:32 UTC · May 13, 2016Data breach in the wild60
When your apps are dormant, you become a more likely target for crooksCyberScoop·Jun 17, 15:28 UTC · Jun 17, 2019Data breach in the wild60