A staggering 16 billion login credentials have been exposed in a massive cybersecurity breach. Experts warn this isn't just a leak; it's a blueprint for mass exploitation. Learn how to protect yourself and your accounts.
A shocking jailbreak in New Orleans saw 10 inmates escape through a hole behind a toilet, raising serious concerns about jail security. With five still on the run, experts warn of potential dangers to the community.
A daring escape by 10 inmates from a New Orleans jail has sparked a massive manhunt. Five are still on the run, and a maintenance worker faces charges for aiding their escape. Discover the shocking details behind this brazen break.
In a shocking incident, a missile fired from Yemen targeted Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, forcing a temporary shutdown and exposing vulnerabilities in Israel's defense systems. The Houthi rebels claimed responsibility, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
A significant security lapse at the Raw dating app has led to the exposure of users' personal and location data. Despite claims of encryption, TechCrunch found the app leaking sensitive information. Raw has since fixed the issue but has not confirmed how long the data was exposed.
In a surprising turn of events, Mike Waltz, national security adviser, exits the Trump administration following a scandal involving unauthorized journalist access to military plans. Will this shake-up lead to more resignations?
In a shocking incident, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem had her bag stolen while dining in Washington, DC. The thief made off with her personal belongings, including $3,000 in cash. The Secret Service is investigating the theft.
In a surprising turn of events, two top Pentagon officials, including a senior adviser, have been placed on administrative leave as part of an investigation into unauthorized disclosures. What does this mean for the Defense Department?
In a shocking whistleblower statement, a federal cybersecurity expert claims Trump's Department of Government Efficiency caused a major data breach at the NLRB, raising alarms over security protocols and unauthorized data removal.
Researchers discovered nearly 1.5 million explicit photos from dating apps stored online without protection, exposing users to potential extortion and privacy violations. M.A.D Mobile has since fixed the issue, but the risks remain.
