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03/05/2026

From security week:

The AirSnitch attack, discovered by researchers at the University of California, Riverside, is a newly identified class of Wi-Fi vulnerability that bypasses client isolation protections. Unlike previous attacks that cracked encryption keys (e.g., KRACK), AirSnitch exploits fundamental design flaws in how Wi-Fi networks manage device identities across different network layers.

02/19/2026

From Tech News:

In February 2026, cybersecurity researchers discovered that an unsecured database linked to IDMerit, a digital identity verification provider, exposed 1 billion personal records belonging to individuals across 26 countries.
The exposure was the result of a misconfigured MongoDB instance that was left accessible online without a password.
Tom's Guide
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Scope and Impact
Total Records: Approximately 1 billion records totaling nearly 1 terabyte of data.
Highly Sensitive Data: The leaked "Know Your Customer" (KYC) information included full names, gender, physical addresses, dates of birth, national ID numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, and telecom metadata.
Most Affected Countries:
United States: 204 million records.
Mexico: 123 million records.
Philippines: 72 million records.
Germany: 60 million records.
France: 52 million records.
Tom's Guide
Tom's Guide
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Response Timeline
Discovery: Researchers from Cybernews identified the exposed database on November 11, 2025.
Remediation: IDMerit was notified and reportedly secured the database by November 12, 2025.
Public Disclosure: Details of the leak were made public in February 2026 after researchers completed their analysis.
Forbes
Forbes
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Protective Measures
Security experts at Forbes and Tom's Guide recommend that individuals monitor their accounts for suspicious activity and be wary of targeted phishing attempts. You can also use tools like the FTC Identity Theft Portal to report suspected fraud.
Tom's Guide
Tom's Guide
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Would you like to know if your specific country was among the top 10 most affected by this leak?

Global data leak exposes a billion personal records

Tech Digest

02/02/2026

An AI report you may need to know: In early 2026, major cybercrime trends include AI-powered attacks, a surge in ransomware, and massive data breaches. The FBI reported over $2 billion in losses in California in 2023, while global ransomware costs are predicted to exceed $275 billion by 2031. Key issues now involve AI-powered phishing, North Korean IT worker scams, and critical infrastructure targeting.

04/15/2024

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