A ransomware attack struck the University of Mississippi Medical Center early Thursday morning, crippling its information technology network, shutting down electronic medical records and forcing the temporary closure of clinics and cancellation of appointments and surgeries across Mississippi.
Japanese sex toy manufacturer Tenga has notified approximately 600 U.S. customers that a hacker accessed an employee’s professional email account, exposing customer email addresses and correspondence history and sending phishing messages during a brief window in February.
Adidas is investigating a potential data breach at one of its independent licensing partners after a cybercrime group claimed it infiltrated the sportswear company’s extranet and stole hundreds of thousands of records.
Hackers have stolen personal and contact information tied to 967,200 accounts after breaching the systems of Figure Technology Solutions, a San Francisco-based blockchain-native financial technology firm specializing in home equity lending.
Australian financial technology platform youX confirmed this week that it experienced unauthorized access to its systems after a hacker published a sample of what is described as a massive dataset containing personal and financial information tied to hundreds of thousands of loan applications.
Personal identity documents belonging to hundreds of attendees of Abu Dhabi Finance Week were publicly accessible online for at least two months after an unprotected cloud storage server exposed passport scans, state identity cards and other sensitive files tied to the high-profile investment summit.
Eurail B.V., a Netherlands-based rail pass operator that manages and sells Eurail and Interrail passes for travel across Europe, has confirmed that customer data stolen in a recent cyberattack is being offered for sale on the dark web.
Washington Hotel, a Japan-based business hotel chain operating under Fujita Kanko Inc., confirmed that its servers were compromised in a ransomware attack on Feb. 13, 2026, resulting in unauthorized access to business data and temporary service disruptions at some properties.
The Everest ransomware cartel has claimed it stole 1.2 terabytes of data from Atlas Air, one of the world’s largest cargo airlines, and warned that sensitive Boeing aircraft information could be exposed in what appears to be a broader aerospace supply chain attack. Atlas Air denied that its systems were breached.
The Walt Disney Co. has agreed to pay a $2.75 million fine and implement sweeping privacy reforms to resolve allegations that it violated California’s landmark consumer privacy law by making it excessively difficult for users to opt out of data sharing and sales, state officials announced.
For many organisations, the next wave of cyber-risk is not rooted in a new zero-day exploit but in something more familiar: legitimate access used in the wrong way.
A newly uncovered cyber campaign, dubbed Operation Zero Disco, has been exploiting a vulnerability in Cisco’s SNMP service to install stealthy Linux rootkits on compromised devices, according to The Hacker News.
A breach at U.S.-based cybersecurity company F5 has been blamed on state-backed hackers from China, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
When a cyber-attack hits, what separates disruption from disaster is how well an organisation can contain the damage and get back on its feet. That was the theme of a TEISS dinner at the House of Lords, hosted by BT and Illumio, where senior executives discussed how companies can recover and even improve after a breach.
A Chinese state-linked hacking group has been exploiting vulnerabilities in ArcGIS Server systems to create hidden backdoors and maintain access for more than a year, researchers at ReliaQuest have revealed.