T-Mobile reports bad actor accessed 37M customer records
In a new 8-K report submitted to the SEC, T-Mobile acknowledged a bad actor accessed 37 million T-Mobile customer records via an API flaw without authorization checks.
In a new 8-K report submitted to the SEC, T-Mobile acknowledged a bad actor accessed 37 million T-Mobile customer records via an API flaw without authorization checks.
LastPass has provided an update on a security breach of internal source code and sensitive documents previously disclosed this past August.
Cloud computing services company Rackspace has reported a security incident involving Hosted Exchange services.
Chipmaker Intel has confirmed a leak of its Alder Lake BIOS source code, as revealed on 4chan and GitHub. However, the hacker’s origin (or root cause) remains unknown.
Uber provided new details regarding a cybersecurity incident that resulted in a data breach of its network systems.
T-Mobile has agreed to pay $350 million and invest another $150 million in data security improvements to settle litigation over the 2021 data breach that impacted over 76 million T-Mobile customers.
Identity and authentication services firm Okta is investigating reports that the firm has been breached by the Lapsus$ ransomware cybercriminal group.
Panasonic confirms breach of a file server by an unauthorized third party.
Morgan Stanley has confirmed a data breach of some customer SSNs and other personal data via one if its vendor’s vulnerable Accellion FTA systems.
Threat actors from suspected North Korea APT group Kimsuky breached a South Korean atomic research institute via a VPN vulnerability.