Over 9 million facial recognition images leaked in major breach at reverse image search and identity verification service ClarityCheck locks down huge database after being notified about the spill. TechRadar · Aug 20
The biggest data leaker is probably not who you think it is Even with persistent cybersecurity risks, human mistakes continue to be the number one cause of data leaks, with misconfigured databases exposing millions of sensitive records. TechRadar · Jul 30
'Biggest collection of celebrity data': Angelina Jolie, Robert De Niro, Jennifer Lawrence, Morgan Freeman among stars caught in alleged Tribeca Film Festival leak Tribeca Film Festival 2026: Hollywood stars Angelina Jolie, Robert De Niro, Jennifer Lawrence, Morgan Freeman, Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone, Martin Scorsese, Rami Malek, George Lucas, and Danny Boyle were reportedly caught up in an alleged cyber leak. The personal details of A-listers were leaked after the Tribeca Film Festival database… The Economic Times · Jul 28
Celebrity Data Leak Shock as Angelina Jolie, Martin Scorsese and George Lucas Reportedly Have Contact Details Exposed A data leak at the Tribeca Film Festival exposed contact details of celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Martin Scorsese, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity challenges for high-profile individuals. International Business Times UK · Jul 28
Angelina Jolie, Robert De Niro and more Oscar winners at centre of private information ‘leak’ ‘It was by far the biggest collection of celebrity data I’ve ever seen,’ cybersecurity expert claimed The Independent UK · Jul 27
Hollywood Stars' Private Details Exposed in Huge Data Leak After 'Contacts' Folder Found A data breach exposed personal information of Hollywood stars, including Angelina Jolie and Robert De Niro, highlighting cybersecurity vulnerabilities in the film industry and raising privacy concerns. International Business Times UK · Jul 27
Stop using a soccer-related password — ExpressVPN warns football fans it's an own goal for digital privacy A new study by ExpressVPN and cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler reveals that millions of football fans are putting their online security at risk by using predictable soccer-related terms, team names, and jersey numbers in their passwords. TechRadar · Jun 24
‘We must do more to protect our credentials’: Password security has barely changed since 2015 — and that's a big problem for everyone Password habits are improving, but not fast enough to keep accounts secure, experts warn. TechRadar · Mar 9
"About any type of account imaginable" — 149 million usernames and passwords exposed, and it's way more than just Outlook, OnlyFans, and Gmail Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler has published findings of a massive 96GB exposed trove containing 149 million credentials for a wide range of sites and services. Windows Central · Jan 27
149 million logins and passwords exposed for Gmail, Facebook, Instagram and more — everything you need to know Millions of logins and passwords have been leaked online after a hacker's database of stolen credentials was left unsecured without a password. Tom’s Guide · Jan 24
Huge data leak of 149 million credentials exposed without any protection – 98GB of unique usernames and passwords from financial services, social media accounts and dating apps 98GB cloud storage container left exposed online and remained exposed for almost a month after discovery. TechRadar · Jan 23
“I saw numerous records marked as confidential” — 40 billion unencrypted records exposed by marketing firm, raising serious security concerns Cybersecurity expert Jeremiah Fowler discovered a trove of 40 billion records totaling 13TB sitting unencrypted and open. They stem from Netcore, an AI-powered marketing platform working with more than 6,500 worldwide brands. Windows Central · Oct 17, 2025
Over 40 billion records left publicly exposed - here's what we know An Indian marketing company kept an open database filled with sensitive information. TechRadar · Oct 17, 2025
TechRadar · Oct 14, 2025 Nearly 180k records exposed in billing platform breach - here’s what we know Databases have been left without encryption, and now personal data is compromised.
TechRadar · Sep 26, 2025 Nearly 150,000 patient records exposed in major healthcare data breach - here's what we know Archer Health kept an unprotected database online hosting a treasure trove of sensitive information.
TechRadar · Sep 24, 2025 Top auto insurance firm leaked over 5 million records - here's what we know ClaimPix kept an open database full of sensitive information.
TechRadar · Sep 3, 2025 Largest US credit union leaked potentially sensitive information Navy Federal Credit Union kept an unprotected backup on the open internet, leaking all sorts of sensitive information.
TechRadar · Aug 8, 2025 Data center firm leaks massive 38GB database containing thousands of personal records online IMDataCenter confirmed holding an unprotected database containing millions of PII records.
TechRadar · Jul 22, 2025 Huge data breach at Australian fashion giant - 3.5 million users at risk, here's what we know so far An unencrypted database contained plenty of personal data from both retail and corporate customers.
TechRadar · Jul 17, 2025 Over 1 million records from US adoption organization left exposed online The database is now locked down.
TechRadar · Jul 9, 2025 Nearly 250,000 records leaked in major tax consultancy breach - here's what we know Rockerbox kept an open database unsecured online, leaking documents and PII.
TechRadar · Jun 5, 2025 More than 3 million records, 12TB of data exposed in major app builder breach The hole was quickly plugged, but millions of records may have been affected.
Tom’s Guide · May 27, 2025 More than 184 million passwords exposed in massive data breach — Apple, Google, Microsoft and more A data breach has resulted in millions of passwords being leaked for accounts including Apple, Google and Microsoft.
TechRadar · May 23, 2025 Apple, Google, Microsoft and Facebook details exposed in huge breach affecting 184 million accounts – secure your logins now A public, non-password-protected database revealed 184 million account details in a silent leak that could fuel major phishing campaigns.