Another Day Another Hack

On Monday MyHeritage announced a security researcher had uncovered tens of millions of account details for recent customers, including email addresses and hashed passwords.

In a sign of just how hackers can obtain really sensitive data, image boards are circulating email addresses and other alleged account details on users of at least one bestiality site.

No one is immune to the ever-rolling wave of account data breaches.

In addition to being yet another public relations nightmare for Uber, the way the company handled the breach might be in violation of data breach disclosure laws.

The quest for a secure wireless sex toy continues.

"We believe this to be the first exploit of a connected device that causes the device to physically attack someone," researchers presenting the proof-of-concept say.

The data includes usernames, email addresses, and hashed passwords.

The data includes email addresses, passwords and physical addresses.

The company’s public blog post is thin on details, but a list of mitigations sent to users paints a much more worrying picture.

Motherboard obtained a list of 120,000 hashes that appear to relate to the site.

It appears the hacker made off with at least 6.5 million email addresses and poorly hashed passwords.

Hackers have stolen 2.2 million email addresses and 287,000 cellphone numbers from Wishbone users, many of whom are young women under the age of 18.