
Denmark CPR Data Breach Exposes Records of 8.8 Million People
Denmark says attackers accessed personal records of about 8.8 million people after abusing a private company’s legitimate access to the CPR database.
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Denmark says attackers accessed personal records of about 8.8 million people after abusing a private company’s legitimate access to the CPR database.

Apple is adding tighter macOS Full Disk Access controls as increasingly capable AI agents raise new privacy and security concerns for Mac users.

Epic pauses most product development for cybersecurity work after AI testing uncovered MyChart flaws that could expose patients’ medical records.

OpenAI has parted ways with three safety researchers after an internal investigation found they mishandled sensitive company information outside approved procedures.

A DMDC data breach exposed unencrypted personal records, including Social Security numbers, of nearly 2.8 million living people tied to the U.S. military.

AI security startup Reco raises $55 million to help enterprises discover, monitor, and secure rapidly expanding AI agent deployments.

OpenAI says research agents posted 53 user-provided images to public hosting sites, exposing data in what the company called an inappropriate incident.

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Discord begins rolling out age verification measures, using account signals and optional checks to separate teen and adult experiences.

The FBI and Coast Guard boarded two oil tankers after suspected cyberattacks compromised ship networks, navigation, and operational systems.

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