A significant data breach at Dublin and Cork Airports has potentially exposed millions of passengers' travel information. The breach is linked to a third-party supplier, Collins Aerospace, and has raised concerns about the security of sensitive data in the aviation sector.

OpenAI's new AI web browser, ChatGPT Atlas, has been found to be vulnerable to clipboard injection attacks. This vulnerability could allow malicious actors to manipulate the user's clipboard, potentially leading to security breaches.

The OYO Las Vegas Hotel & Casino experienced a ransomware attack in January, exposing personal and financial information of approximately 4,700 individuals. The incident is now central to a legal dispute between OYO and its former management company, Highgate Hotels.

Everest Ransomware has reportedly breached AT&T Careers, compromising 576,000 records. This incident highlights the ongoing threat of ransomware attacks targeting large organizations.

Comcast Corporation has had 186.36 GB of compressed data, totaling 834 GB of stolen information, exposed by the Medusa ransomware gang after refusing to pay a $1.2 million ransom. The data includes sensitive Excel files and scripts related to auto premium analysis.

Toys “R” Us Canada has confirmed a data breach where customer records were leaked by threat actors. The company is notifying affected customers and has upgraded its security measures following the incident.

Medusa Ransomware has leaked a significant amount of data from Comcast, totaling 834 GB, after the company failed to meet a $1.2 million ransom demand. This incident highlights the ongoing threat posed by ransomware groups.

Hackers gained unauthorized access to the personal data of hundreds of racing drivers, including F1 champion Max Verstappen, due to a security flaw in the FIA's driver categorization portal. The FIA has since taken immediate steps to secure the data and reported the incident to data protection authorities.

SimonMed Imaging has reported a data breach impacting over 1.2 million patients, with unauthorized access occurring between January 21 and February 5. The breach was linked to the Medusa ransomware group, which claimed to have stolen 212 GB of sensitive data.

Major airlines Qantas, Air India, Air France, and KLM have suffered significant data breaches, exposing millions of customer records. The breaches, linked to third-party service providers, have raised serious security concerns across the airline and hospitality sectors.

The Clop Ransomware group has announced a breach of Harvard University, adding it to their Tor data leak site. They claim to have stolen sensitive data and will leak it soon, raising concerns about the potential impact on the prestigious institution.

Qantas Airways has confirmed a significant data breach affecting 5.7 million customer records, with information now posted online. While no sensitive financial details were compromised, the incident raises serious cybersecurity concerns for the aviation industry.

SonicWall has confirmed that a recent security incident involving its cloud backup service has affected all customers, contrary to earlier claims of limited impact. The stolen files contain encrypted credentials and configuration data, raising concerns about potential targeted attacks.