Collaborate Disseminate
As seen on InformNapalm: On February 18, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy imposed sanctions against Belarusian dictator Alyaksandr Lukashenka for his role in escalating and prolonging Russia’s aggressive war against Ukraine. One of the sta… Continue reading Ukrainian hackers uncover how Russian drone operators are using Belarus
This could be the smallest breach DataBreaches has reported recently, and yet we are covering it instead of other, much bigger breaches that will undoubtedly generate lots of headlines. Why? Because it represents a refreshing example of quick response … Continue reading This is how you do it: Dentist speaks out after practice hit by cyber attack
Interesting Engineering reports: A newly uncovered flaw in Discord’s age verification rollout has added fresh pressure to the company’s 2026 compliance plans. Security researchers recently found that frontend components tied to identity vendor Persona … Continue reading Discord’s age verification data has a frontend leak — now what?
Pieter Arntz reports: Google has issued a patch for a high‑severity Chrome zero‑day, tracked as CVE‑2026‑2441, a memory bug in how the browser handles certain font features that attackers are already exploiting. CVE-2026-2441 has the questionable honor… Continue reading Update Chrome now: Zero-day bug allows code execution via malicious webpages
Marianne Kolbasuk McGee reports: U.S. federal authorities and industry officials are urging hospitals and clinics to address a critical flaw in BeyondTrust Remote Support and Privileged Remote Access software, which if exploited, could give an attacker… Continue reading Hospitals at Risk of BeyondTrust Ransomware Hacks
Regular readers of my companion privacy-oriented site, PogoWasRight.org, may recall that the site recently noted The Data Broker Directory: Who has your data, where they got it, and who they sell it to by Codamail’s Stephen K. Gielda of Packetder… Continue reading Resource: Privacy Law Directory — Codamail
Jonathan Greig reports: A 45-year-old Romanian national pleaded guilty this week to hacking into computers at Oregon’s Department of Emergency Management in June 2021 and selling the access he obtained for $3,000 worth of Bitcoin. Catalin Dragomir also… Continue reading Romanian hacker faces up to 7 years for breaching Oregon emergency management department
Emma Woollacott reports: Credentials stolen from a single government official enabled threat actors to access a French national database containing data on more than 1.2 million bank accounts. The attackers were able to access the Fichier des Comptes B… Continue reading A single compromised account gave hackers access to 1.2 million French banking records
When was the last time we read about a breach involving a lost or stolen USB drive? It’s been a while, but now Keith Menconi reports: San Jose administrators have disclosed that private information for current and former city employees may have b… Continue reading San Jose slow to tell workers about data breach
Emma Kirk reports: A hacker has exposed personal data belonging to hundreds of thousands of Australians it allegedly stole from a Sydney finance technology company. Finance platform youX confirmed its systems were accessed by an unauthorised third part… Continue reading Loan applications, drivers licences, personal data of 440k Aussies exposed after hacker hits Sydney finance tech company youX