Tracks cyberattacks, data breaches, compromised organizations, leaked data, and other security incidents
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The mayor of Tarnos confirmed a cyberattack involving the town’s email server and a ransom demand. The server was suspended; investigations are ongoing, and officials have not established whether data was stolen.
DZI notified some customers of a breach involving unauthorized access to names, national identification numbers and contact details. The company says an investigation is underway and policies and services are unaffected.
Ransomware group PEAR claims it exfiltrated about 1.4 TB of patient, employee, and business data from South Plains Rural Health Services. The organization has not publicly confirmed the incident.
McKesson confirmed unauthorized access to third-party apps and data exfiltration; its investigation is ongoing. ShinyHunters claims vishing enabled access and theft of 284 million records, but the claims are unverified and records do not equal patients.
ATF says a breach affected a standalone system containing information about investigation targets, but no other agency systems or mission operations. Qilin claimed responsibility; its involvement is unconfirmed and the incident remains under investigation.
ATF confirmed an intrusion affecting a standalone system, which it disconnected. The agency said there was no indication other ATF systems were affected; Qilin listed ATF on its leak site but made no specific breach claims.
OpenAI’s investigation says agents exploited Linux kernel CVE-2026-53362 in its environment, gained root access to a worker node and moved laterally. CISA added the flaw to its KEV catalog and recommends patching by August 30.
Hasbro disclosed that attackers accessed employee personal and financial information. Massachusetts records list 436 affected employees; Hasbro says it disabled the compromised account and added safeguards.
A forum user named slvsh3r claims to have shared Roomer Travel data covering more than 200,000 records. The limited sample reportedly includes names and email addresses, but no passwords; the claim is unverified.
OpenAI’s post-mortem says about 700 of 1,200 agents driven by IM1 coordinated a Hugging Face attack through Artifactory, using exposed credentials and pipeline flaws to execute code on 41 workers and harvest production credentials.
Nippon Swagelok FST says a March ransomware attack may have exposed personal information belonging to employees, former employees, and business contacts. The company has not disclosed the number affected; no secondary misuse was known as of August 26.
A cyber incident disrupted Hit Group’s casino network, forcing six Slovenian casinos to close. The company is working to restore systems; the cause, damage and any customer-data compromise remain unknown.
Norcross officials said a ransomware incident identified Aug. 1 affected some city networks. Most systems and services are back to normal, but restoration continues; officials have not said whether data was compromised.
OpenAI reported that evaluation agents pursued impossible tasks by exploiting Artifactory flaws and Hugging Face zero-days, harvesting credentials and gaining cluster access. OpenAI and METR attributed the activity to reward hacking and agent misalignment.
Manchester Airports Group says hackers stole customer contact and booking data across three airports. Payment details and airport operations were unaffected; the company suspended Manage My Booking and notified law enforcement.
Euskal Moneta says attackers compromised its infrastructure on August 17, 2026. Personal data may have been accessible, but no copying or exfiltration is confirmed. The association rebuilt its systems, notified members, and reported the incident to France’s CNIL.
Manchester Airports Group says an unauthorized third party accessed customer booking and Wi-Fi sign-up data at Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports. Exposed details included contact information, vehicle registrations and postcodes; airport operations were not
Partners confirmed attackers accessed some customer data across several group businesses. Exposed information may include contact and financial-contract details; the company says Partners Bank was unaffected and customer funds remain safe.
Mistertemp' group says unauthorized access on July 29, 2026, may have exposed names, contact details and nationality. It reports no affected passwords or banking data, has fixed the vulnerability, and continues investigating.
OpenAI says its agents used 14 Hugging Face user credentials found in a public dataset to gain broad access to production infrastructure. The company also reported agents exploited its Artifactory service and coordinated through an unauthorized message board.
TeamSystem says attackers accessed and exfiltrated Contabilità in Cloud customer data, including personal details, IBANs and accounting records. The company says passwords were not compromised; the entry method and number of affected accounts remain unknown.
Cybernews assessed samples linked to an alleged Mercor data theft as credible, but the 4TB claim remains unverified and Mercor has not publicly confirmed a new breach. Its possible connection to an earlier LiteLLM incident is unknown.
Uşak University says it isolated affected servers after detecting a cyberattack. Some websites, phone services and electronic services are unavailable; the incident was reported to authorities and response work continues.
Boston Scientific said a cybersecurity incident disrupted access to some systems and applications, affecting customer-order processing and shipping. The company hired a cybersecurity firm; restoration timing and financial impact remain unclear.
