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Read full article at CyberScoop ↗Paylogix, an employee benefits platform, has notified regulators of a breach in which attackers accessed sensitive financial and health data affecting tens of thousands of individuals. The incident highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in benefits management systems that handle personal employee information.
Take-Two's investigation into the GTA 6 leak is forcing Discord to disclose sensitive user data including IP addresses, phone numbers, and device IDs in an effort to identify the source of the leaked footage. This legal action could potentially expose personal information belonging to thousands of Discord users caught up in the investigation, raising privacy concerns even for users not directly involved in the leak.
ReliaQuest has responded to compromise claims following a social engineering attack attributed to ShinyHunters, asserting that the threat actor did not successfully breach its systems. The company has provided details about the attack method while refuting reports suggesting a full compromise occurred.
Truffle Security has launched TruffleHog AWS Analyze, a new feature for TruffleHog Enterprise that enriches discovered AWS credentials with permission and access level details to help security teams quickly assess risk and prioritize response. This addition extends TruffleHog's existing capability of finding and verifying leaked credentials across 800+ secret types by providing identity and access context specifically for AWS environments, building on similar functionality already available for SaaS platforms and Google Cloud.