TSMC confirms employee data taken via cloud provider
TSMC says its own systems and customer data were not involved; a forum post offered 6.9 GB for about $200,000.
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TSMC says its own systems and customer data were not involved; a forum post offered 6.9 GB for about $200,000.
CSX notifies about 40,000 employees after a breach exposing personal data.

Records cover CBP, ICE, and CISA staff; the leaker claims an Okta SSO source, which Okta says it has no evidence was compromised.

A search tool for records on more than 41,000 employees went dark, then reappeared Thursday under a new registrar.

Distributed Denial of Secrets published records it attributes to “Department of Peace”; Reuters matched some entries but not the collection method.

Hacktivists calling themselves Department of Peace say they took an Okta SSO database; Okta denies any compromise.
AI labs are buying code and workplace data from failed startups, including Google's $10 million Spirit Airlines purchase.
Lawmakers urged Google and Spirit to halt a $10 million AI-training data deal over re-identification risks to employee records.

404 Media’s podcast covers a claimed hack exposing data on all FBI employees and spouses.
ShinyHunters told 404 Media they won't publish stolen data on all FBI employees and applicants, though the theft itself still poses counterintelligence risks.

A seller offers 1.7 million McDonald's employee records allegedly taken from its Azure tenant via compromised credentials; an 8,000-row sample verifies as genuine.
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