ASOS Confirms Data Breach Following Social Engineering

ASOS said an attacker obtained an employee’s login credentials by impersonating a trusted contact. The attacker then accessed data on certain third-party platforms.

ASOS said an attacker obtained an employee’s login credentials by impersonating a trusted contact. The attacker then accessed data on certain third-party platforms.

The Arizona Supreme Court confirmed an attack on the state court system. According to the court, attackers copied personal data of people referred to the FARE program.

Glow Security says it found more than 13,000 screenshots from 343 organizations in public GitHub repositories. The case is not linked to a confirmed attack on GitHub, but to the public storage of outputs from tools used in development.

Helpfeel confirmed the unauthorized exposure of millions of records from Gyazo after a vulnerability in the image upload server was exploited.

Japan’s Digital Agency is investigating the possible leak of approximately 246,000 records from the government’s GSS service after a VPN device vulnerability was exploited.

Florida’s transportation agency confirmed unauthorized access linked to the credentials of a Plant City Police Department user. It has not yet disclosed the scope of the affected data.

Researchers flagged a publicly accessible system containing travel and identification data linked to Vietnam. It has not been confirmed whether anyone copied or misused the data.

Education platform Mathspace confirmed unauthorized access to its internal reporting system. The incident affects 1,079,819 people in Australia and New Zealand.

Weverse confirmed the exposure of internal identifiers and transaction metadata involving 422,584 accounts. The company reported no exposure of payment card data, passwords, or contact information.

French regulator CNIL fined HÔPITAL PRIVÉ DE LA LOIRE for inadequate security preceding the exfiltration of data belonging to 727,113 people.