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SoundCloud has suffered a significant data breach, exposing email addresses and public profile information of millions. Explore the details, the response, and what users should do next.
Hackers have breached SoundCloud, exfiltrating account data for millions of users. Learn the details of the attack, the risks to user privacy, and the steps SoundCloud and users should take to stay secure.
JumpCloud’s Remote Assist agent contained a critical vulnerability that allowed any user to seize full control of company devices. Discover how this flaw unfolded, its risks, and the urgent steps organizations must take.
A cyberattack on SoundCloud exposed data of tens of millions of users and caused widespread disruption. This in-depth feature investigates how the breach happened, what was leaked, and the lessons for online security.
A flaw in JumpCloud Remote Assist for Windows let attackers hijack system privileges during uninstall or update. Investigate how this issue unfolded, its technical roots, and why patching is urgent.
A severe flaw in JumpCloud Remote Assist for Windows allows any user to hijack SYSTEM privileges or crash devices. Organizations must urgently update to version 0.317.0 to prevent full endpoint compromise.
SoundCloud faces a major security crisis as hackers steal user data, disrupt VPN access, and launch extortion attempts. Up to 28 million accounts are affected in the breach linked to the ShinyHunters gang.
SoundCloud users relying on VPNs have been blocked by a 403 error for days, as the platform scrambles to fix mysterious configuration changes. Millions in censored regions are now locked out, with no clear timeline for resolution.
A newly exploited zero-day in the Windows Cloud Files Mini Filter Driver is putting cloud-reliant organizations at risk. CISA’s urgent warning means patching is critical—here’s what you need to know.
CISA has issued a stark warning about a critical Windows vulnerability (CVE-2025-62221) in the Cloud Files Mini Filter Driver, already under active attack. Organizations using OneDrive, SharePoint, or similar cloud features must patch or mitigate by December 30, 2025, to prevent privilege escalation and potential system compromise.