The Burger King Japan data breach exposed 11.18 million app members’ email addresses, names, birth dates and phone numbers. Here is what to do.
Burger King Japan Will Email 11 Million People About a Breach of Their Email Addresses Read More »
The ASOS data breach hijacked the retailer’s own app notifications. What was exposed, why a trusted channel is the dangerous part, and what to do now.
The ASOS Data Breach Sent the Scam Through the Brand’s Own App Read More »
The Supabase data leak put names, phone numbers, passwords and tokens on the open web. Here is what researchers found, and the three things to do today.
Supabase Data Leak: 16,326 Databases Sat Open on the Web Read More »
Florida DMV data breach: ShinyHunters published hundreds of thousands of files from the state’s DAVID database. What was in them and what to do now, in 6 steps.
Florida DMV Data Breach: What ShinyHunters Published, and What to Do Now Read More »
Manchester Airports data breach: 8.8 million email addresses, phone numbers and number plates published. What was exposed, what to do now, and a quieter inbox.
Manchester Airports Data Breach: 8.8 Million Travellers, What It Means for You Read More »
Phishing tricks users by posing as trusted entities to steal data. Recognize red flags, use strong security practices, and consider secure services like OptMsg to block phishing and protect your inbox.
What Is Phishing? A Simple Guide to Spot, Block, and Stay Safe Read More »
Beware scammers posing as government agents demanding payment or data. Real agencies don’t threaten or demand instant payment. Use secure email like OptMsg and join #SlamTheScam to protect yourself.
Slam the Scam: Real Government Agencies Don’t Threaten or Demand Payment (#NCPW2026) Read More »
