Hackers breach ETS system, exposing California student records
The California Department of Education disclosed the breach on October 16, 2026.
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Hackers used compromised ConnectWise credential to sign in to 173 Microsoft 365 tenants
Huntress reported that attackers used the credential to get Microsoft Graph tokens from IP address 144.172.64.128 on October 15, 2026 between 06:13 and 08:34 UTC.
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Rhysida auction puts 2.6TB of Anne Arundel County data on dark web market
The ransomware cartel claims to have stolen sensitive files from Anne Arundel County, including payroll, medical and jail records, after a confirmed August breach.
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Sixteen NHS trusts in England have said they do not use Palantir’s federated data platform
The UK government is considering a break clause to end the £330 million NHS-Palantir deal.
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Moscow police detain three suspects in DataSuckers hacking group tied to Ukraine, Russia breaches
Russian authorities placed 19-year-old Denis Fridman under house arrest after he exposed his IP accessing stolen Dodo Pizza data; DataSuckers claims that attackers stole 68 million Dodo Pizza records, though unconfirmed.
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Biomemory launches DNA Shield, first commercial product on its Molecular IT platform
The managed service stores customer‑selected encrypted data in synthetic DNA kept offline under managed custody.
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Administrative Office of the US Courts announces BAE Systems outage halts bankruptcy notice access
The Administrative Office of the US Courts and BAE Systems said the incident has halted the production and distribution of bankruptcy notices by the Bankruptcy Noticing Center.
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Burger King Japan breach exposes 11.18 million customer records
Burger King Japan said no payment card data was leaked and that the exposed personal details could aid phishing attempts.
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CenterPoint Energy breach Exposes sensitive data of over one million Texans
The utility notified Texan authorities on October 15 after a hacker claimed to have obtained nearly 7.5 million user records, though the company says its operations remain unaffected
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Dutch Court of Audit Finds AML algorithms flag minority names
According to Tech Times, the Dutch Court of Audit’s examination included a total of 217 suspicious‑activity reports (SARs) that banks operating in the country had submitted.
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OpenAI warns employees foreign agents could use sex to steal AI secrets
Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35‑year‑old Saudi engineer at OpenAI, was arrested last Friday on charges of intercepting communications after a hidden recording device was found in a San Francisco conference room
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Withings charges new accounts a yearly fee for Health‑Data syncing after Oct. 12 2026
New accounts created after Oct. 12 2026 must pay for Withings+ to sync with Apple Health or Google Health