Skyticket Discloses Breach Hitting 14.64 Million Customers
Skyticket disclosed three intrusions exposing about 14.64 million records, the biggest travel breach of October's wave. The bus flaw leaked full itineraries.
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271 articlesSkyticket tops a week in email privacy with 14.64M records
Skyticket disclosed 14.64M exposed records in the week in email privacy: megabreaches, ASOS, Commune slices, and AI-shaped phishing.
Commune Breach Grows: Sansan, Panasonic Disclose Email Leaks
The Commune breach is not growing, its shape is coming into focus: Sansan, Panasonic and Bandai Namco named their slices of the attacker's email file.
dip May Have Leaked 3.88 Million Baitoru Member Emails
Up to 3.88 million Baitoru member email addresses may have leaked. Emails alone are a full phishing kit. The confirmed facts and what to do.
Plus Addressing Sorts Mail but Real Aliases Protect It
The plus trick is a filing system, not privacy: the tag strips off in one line and your real address sits inside. Real aliases fix that.
Small Teams Can Run Every Business Email From One Inbox
One inbox, role and vendor aliases, rules on top. How a small team runs every business email address from a single place with no shared logins.
Stop Using Sign In With Google. Here's Why
One banned Google account can take every linked login with it. Decouple: one unique email alias per service, direct logins, no master key.
Temairazu Breach May Have Exposed 4.45 Million Bookings
Temairazu's hotel booking system may have leaked 4.45 million guest records. The phishing wave started before the disclosure. What bookers should do now.
Commune Vendor Breach Hits Suzuki, ZENB JAPAN and More
Commune was breached on Oct 5: 307,000 member records across Suzuki, ZENB JAPAN and others. Your email is the one field you can make expendable.
How to Set Up Email Aliases on a Custom Domain
Put email aliases on a domain you own and they become portable, branded, and killable one by one. The DNS records, step by step.