The National Security Agency (NSA) is stealing vital material from many websites in India, China, Russia, and Japan.

The Tokyo Olympics organising committee has become the latest victim of a data breach caused by unauthorised access to a Fujitsu Ltd. A Japanese government official stated last week that the user names and passwords of ticket holders and event volunteers for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games were allegedly stolen online.

A cyber-espionage group is increasingly targeting Indian government personnel as part of a broad campaign to infect victims with as many as four new custom remote access trojans (RATs), signaling a "boost in their development operations."

Twitter has provided yet another update in its investigation into its Wednesday security incident when a group of hackers breached its backend and started a cryptocurrency scam by using high-profile and verified accounts of Bill Gates, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Elon Musk and tech companies like Apple and Uber.

More than 260,000 customers’ data was compromised online in a gigantic data breach that went down pretty recently.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), UK, has imposed a penalty of £500,000 on Cathay Pacific Airways for failing to secure personal data of its customers.

By using an automatic testing toolkit, a crew of South Korean teachers has found 30 vulnerabilities within the file add mechanisms used by 23 open-source net functions, boards, retailer builders, and content material administration methods (CMS).

Visser Precision, a Denver, Colorado-based manufacturer, makes custom parts for a number of industries, including automotive and aeronautics. In a brief statement, the company confirmed it was “the recent target of a criminal cybersecurity incident, including access to or theft of data.”

Walgreens, the second-largest pharmacy retailer within the US, mentioned on Friday that its official mobile app contained a bug that uncovered the private particulars of a few of its customers.

Clearview AI, a start-up that compiles billions of photos for facial recognition technology, said it lost its entire client list to hackers.

Banks and other organizations from the Australian financial sector have been the targets of an extensive extortion campaign over the past week.

Hackers have found a bug in PayPal's Google Pay integration and are now using it to buy products online and incur unauthorized charges to PayPal accounts.