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DevaOnBreaches

@DevaOnBreaches
Helping individuals & organizations detect breached credentials before attackers use them for account takeover & ransomware. | Founder XposedOrNot.com
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    Jul 10
    Today I launched My Dashboard for XposedOrNot. A simpler way to track your digital exposure and stay ahead of new breaches. Feedback is always welcome. 👇 blog.xposedornot.com/introducing-my…
    My Dashboard
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    19h
    Double Counter, a Discord security bot used by 600K+ communities, suffered a multi-stage breach. Attackers exposed up to ~1M emails, Discord IDs/usernames, IP/coarse location data and some payment details, and used a stolen bot token to post phishing links in ~50 servers.
    Discord Double Counter Breach Exposes Emails, IDs, and Server Risks
    From gameloop.gg
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    19h
    Nikkei says attackers breached two employee email accounts in recent months. One exposed personal data of 1,646 employees and business partners; another was used to send 9,000 phishing emails to staff and interviewees.
    Nikkei discloses breaches of employees’ Microsoft, Google email accounts
    From bleepingcomputer.com
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    Oct 6
    Oracle Health suffered a cyberattack that exposed personal data of nearly 20 million people, including Social Security numbers, addresses and medical information. #databreach
    Oracle Health Hack Exposes Data of Nearly 20M People - CNET
    From cnet.com
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    Oct 6
    ASOS is investigating “unauthorised activity” after hackers used its app to send an “ASOS HACKED” notification to customers. The company says some basic personal data may have been accessed, while experts call the incident a brazen extortion attempt.
    The Asos app is seen ready for download from an app store on an Apple i-phone in London on October 6, 2026.
    'ASOS hacked': App users receive notifications sent by hackers
    From bbc.com