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An API vulnerability in Twitter allowed attackers to link phone numbers and email addresses to Twitter accounts, ultimately exposing data from 5.4 million users — and possibly over 200 million email-account pairs.
A breach at Shield Health Group, a Massachusetts medical imaging provider, exposed personal and medical data of approximately 2 million patients — highlighting the healthcare sector's persistent vulnerability.
The LAPSUS$ group stole 190GB of Samsung source code including biometric authentication algorithms and bootloader code. The breach exposed critical device security internals.
A sophisticated cyberattack on the International Committee of the Red Cross compromised personal data of over 515,000 highly vulnerable people, including victims of conflict, missing persons, and detained individuals.
Panasonic disclosed a data breach in November 2021, revealing that attackers had maintained access to its network for over four months before detection — highlighting the persistent challenge of dwell time.
A social engineering attack on a Robinhood customer support employee exposed personal data of approximately 7 million users, revealing the persistent vulnerability of human-facing systems.
In October 2021, an anonymous hacker dumped Twitch's entire source code, internal tools, and creator payout data. The breach exposed systemic failures in access control and secret management.
Personal data from 533 million Facebook users across 106 countries was posted on a hacking forum, exposing phone numbers, emails, and personal details scraped through a contact import vulnerability.
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