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Common and weak passwords like "123456" are still putting businesses at risk in 2025. Here's why this remains a top cybersecurity threat.
Qantas has confirmed sensitive information on 5.7 million customers was exfiltrated in the recent cyberattack it suffered.
McDonald’s AI hiring platform left millions of job applications exposed after a very basic default password vulnerability was discovered.
“Passkeys are a way that you actually have that two-factor authentication that’s saved on your device. It’s saved nowhere in ...
Most customers' names, emails and frequent flyer details were stolen. But so too was this personal data, the company said.
Bob Diachenko and his team at Cybernews made a big claim about a massive data breach discovery. They said they had found 16 ...
Independent security researchers Ian Carroll and Sam Curry spotted a major security risk in the backend of the McHire page’s ...
Hackers may already have your password, and you might not even know it. Here's how to check for potential password leaks in ...
Qantas has confirmed that nearly six million customers have had their personal data compromised in a recent breach.
If you receive a breach notification, visit IdentityTheft.gov/databreach to get personalized advice based on what type of ...
Attackers need more than just names and addresses to cause real damage. They need authentication credentials, financial ...
Australian flag carrier begins notifying millions of individuals after a cyber attack on a call centre, confirming that while ...