security breach

Wikipedia 2FA Security Breach Triggers Major Lockdown

The Wikimedia Foundation, which operates Wikipedia and other major wikis, is rolling out mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA) for high-privilege users starting May 20, in response to a massive password breach affecting over 35,000 accounts. The decision follows a March security alert revealing that 35,893 accounts across Wikimedia platforms had been compromised, most likely due to credential stuffing—where hackers reuse login credentials from other breached sites.

Betrayal from Within: FAA Contractor Busted Spying for Iran

A former Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) contractor has pleaded guilty to federal charges after admitting he spied for the Iranian government while employed in the U.S.

Defense Secretary Hegseth Denies Allegations of War Plans Leak

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has firmly denied claims that he inadvertently disclosed classified military plans to a journalist.

Security Breach: Top U.S. Officials Accidentally Share Military Plans with Journalist

Senior officials from the Trump administration inadvertently included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, in a private group chat discussing classified military operations in Yemen.

Largest Sperm Bank in the U.S. Experiences Data Breach

California Cryobank, the largest sperm bank in the U.S., has suffered a significant data breach, exposing the personal details of its customers.

Latest news

- Advertisement -spot_img