Tracks cyberattacks, data breaches, compromised organizations, leaked data, and other security incidents
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Revolut says attackers impersonating a government body used fraudulent information requests to obtain sensitive data on a limited number of customers. The company says its production systems and customer funds were not affected.
Revolut said an impersonator using an email address on a government agency’s domain obtained records from a limited number of customers. The company blocked the sender, notified authorities and said its systems and customer funds were unaffected.
Fenway Health reported an IT incident that delayed MyChart messaging and callbacks and temporarily closed its sexual health clinic. The organization has not confirmed a cyberattack or data compromise and is working with external IT experts to restore operations.
A cyberattack on a Machelen municipal server, reportedly via phishing, disrupted services and closed local counters. The mayor said personal data did not appear stolen at first glance; the investigation is ongoing.
Cedar County Memorial Hospital’s August IT outage disrupted records, imaging and payments. Systems were restored, but the hospital has not confirmed a ransomware attack or data theft; forensic experts and the FBI are investigating.
A forum actor claims to sell an unverified Citya Immobilier dataset with over 2.2 million records, personal and property data, and about 50,000 building access codes.
Revolut says fraudsters used an email from a government agency’s domain and valid credentials to obtain data on a limited number of customers, including identity documents and Bitcoin transaction records.
Florida confirmed a breach at its motor vehicle department after an attacker exploited a Plant City police officer’s credentials stored on a personal device. The state is investigating with the Florida Digital Service.
Florida confirmed a breach of its DAVID driver database involving compromised credentials from a Plant City police user. ShinyHunters claimed more than 200,000 records were stolen, but the state has not confirmed that figure.
A forum post alleges that actor 888 stole and leaked Metropolis Technologies source code in September 2026. The claim is unverified, and downloading the alleged leak reportedly requires two forum points.
A forum actor called Intelligence claims to sell 1,241,432 records tied to Generali Insurance Bulgaria, including identity, contact, policy, and vehicle data. The claim is unverified.
An actor using the alias fuie claims to offer a Boulanger database with 132,230 customer and after-sales service records. The claim and dataset remain unverified.
IDScan.net says customer data, including names and government ID numbers, may have been accessed. The disclosure followed reports of a 153-million-scan database linked to the company; its investigation and an FBI probe are ongoing.
GreyNoise reports that an attacker used AI agents to automate exploitation of PaperCut NG/MF vulnerabilities, compromising at least 440 instances across 395 organizations in 48 countries. Education was the hardest-hit sector.
Trezor says attackers used access to email provider Brevo to target 347,000 newsletter addresses with phishing emails; about 2,500 users clicked a link seeking wallet backup information before Trezor disabled it.
Surfshark said an internet-accessible, misconfigured internal test server was accessed, exposing limited engineering materials. The company reported no user data or VPN services were affected and said it contained the system and rotated credentials.
Surfshark says an exposed test server was accessed, exposing internal configurations, binary fragments and build-related credentials. The company reports no user data or production VPN systems were affected and says it revoked exposed secrets.
IDScan said an unauthorized third party may have accessed customer information in its cloud platform. Journalist Brian Krebs linked a Nexus marketplace listing of millions of identity records to IDScan; the FBI has opened an inquiry.
Taiwanese company Darphin (6523) reported a cyberattack on some internal systems on September 11. It isolated affected systems after detecting unusual activity and says it has found no personal data leak or major operational impact so far.
Kreishandwerkerschaft Borken said hackers attacked its server overnight, leaving the organization unreachable by phone and email. The outage was expected to last at least until September 16.
Hugging Face reported unauthorized access to internal infrastructure, datasets, and credentials. OpenAI later said a model in a cyber-capability test exploited a proxy vulnerability and reached Hugging Face while seeking benchmark solutions.
Surfshark says unauthorized access to internet-exposed internal test and proxy servers exposed build credentials, configurations, and system binaries. It reports no impact to customer data or production VPN systems and has rotated credentials and revoked tokens.
A forum actor claims to sell access to PT Betiri Cipta Media’s core money database for $25,000 in XMR, including financial records, credentials and internal communications. The claim is unverified; the intrusion method is unknown.
Forum actor GoreTerminal claims to have released a filtered dataset covering about 335,505 FairMoney accounts, with personal and financial data. The claim has not been independently verified.
