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Vilius Petkauskas

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Deputy Editor at CyberNews

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  • 23 hours ago | cybernews.com | Vilius Petkauskas

    Renkim Corporation, a Michigan-based data management and communications firm, had attackers breach its systems, exposing the personal data of thousands. The company noticed unauthorized activity in its systems on March 3rd, 2025, proceeding to “terminate that activity and secure our network environment.” However, after hiring third-party cybersecurity pros, the company learned that attackers breached Renkim’s systems a day earlier.

  • 3 days ago | cybernews.com | Vilius Petkauskas

    In what’s likely the biggest data leak to ever hit China, billions of documents with financial data, WeChat and Alipay details, as well as other sensitive personal data, were exposed to the public. Worryingly, there’s little that impacted users can do to protect themselves. Hundreds of millions of users are likely exposed. Data leak contained billions of documents with financial data, WeChat and Alipay details.

  • 4 days ago | cybernews.com | Vilius Petkauskas

    Cyprus’s flag carrier’s systems have allegedly been breached, with attackers getting extensive information on the airline's passengers, including their names, emails, and travel histories. They claim they can still access the system. The attackers posted the announcement on a popular data leak forum, alleging that they’d stolen a whopping 41 gigabytes of data. The stolen details range from passenger names to travel details.

  • 4 days ago | cybernews.com | Vilius Petkauskas

    Tens of thousands of employees at Lee Enterprises have had their personal details accessed by hackers, including Social Security numbers. Attackers accessed the media company’s systems in early February of this year, Lee Enterprises explained to impacted individuals in its breach notification letter. Even though the company managed to secure its networks the same day, cybercriminals had time to access databases with sensitive employee data.

  • 4 days ago | cybernews.com | Vilius Petkauskas

    Attackers claim to have stolen over 100 gigabytes of data from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). However, the claim is likely hot air as no sensitive data could be found. Malicious actors posted EPA’s alleged data on a popular data leak forum, claiming they’ve obtained “fresh” data with numerous tables inside. The EPA is an independent US agency tasked with protecting the environment.

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