Posts Tagged ‘data breach’
Denmark CPR Data Breach: 8.8 Million Records
The Denmark CPR data breach exposed the names, addresses and personal ID numbers of about 8.8 million people, roughly four in five records in the country’s Central Person Register. Unauthorized parties reached it through a smaller company’s lawful lookup access, ran more than 14 million queries over about ten days in September, and were noticed…
Read MoreSeptember 2026 Cybersecurity Roundup
This September 2026 Cybersecurity Roundup covers a month in which ransomware kept disrupting public services and critical infrastructure, while flaws in widely used network appliances created serious exposures of their own. Attacks hit German government and utility networks, and a misconfigured database exposed 220 million Vietnam-linked travel records. Below are the month’s key cyberattacks and…
Read MoreRevolut Data Breach: Trusted Channel Abuse
A recent Revolut data breach shows how attackers can exploit trust without breaking into a bank’s core infrastructure. By using a compromised Italian government email account to submit fraudulent customer-data requests, attackers reportedly persuaded Revolut staff to disclose sensitive information linked to roughly 680 customers across several European countries. The incident exposed a second problem:…
Read MoreAugust 2026 Cybersecurity Roundup
This August 2026 Cybersecurity Roundup lands in a month when several of the biggest breaches traced back to familiar weaknesses: a compromised employee credential, an overlooked customer-facing plugin, and infrastructure monitoring that watched the wrong signals. Here’s a look at the month’s key cyberattacks and CVEs, along with our take on what they mean for…
Read MoreMetabase CVSS 10 SQL Injection Zero-Day Hits Admin Access
The Metabase CVSS 10 SQL injection zero-day lets an unauthenticated attacker turn a self-hosted analytics dashboard into a master key for every database it touches. Active exploitation began August 3, 2026, and two named victims — Framework and Tally — have already confirmed customer data theft. If your organization runs Metabase for internal reporting, this…
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