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US bank reports itself for revealing customer data to unauthorized AI application
Connor Jones reports: A US commercial bank just tattled on itself to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for plugging a bunch of customer data into an unauthorized AI application. Community Bank, which operates in southwestern Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia, filed an 8-K with the regulator on Monday, saying it launched an investigation into the internal...

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Homeland Security wants to know about the Instructure breach; we still want to know about the Navigate360 breach
Breaches involving school-related vendors such as PowerSchool and Instructure are causing major headaches for schools, students, and parents. They are also getting more attention from Congress. While some breaches have not exposed core data or personal information of students or personnel, other breaches, such as those involving PowerSchool and Navigate360’s  P3 Campus, hav...

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The Gentlemen Ransomware Group Becomes a Victim
Ah, more drama in the cybercrime ecosystem.  Matthew J. Schwartz reports: A ransomware organization is suffering an extreme case of turnabout is fair play through a data breach that splaying internal correspondence across the internet. “The Gentlemen” surfaced as a ransomware-as-a-service organization in mid-2025 with – as SOCRadar has noted – little intention of ...

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Thousands of DICOM servers exposed due to shameful lack of basic security measures
From the way-too-slow-learning-curve dept. Steve Alder reports: Healthcare organizations are exposing a vast amount of patient data by failing to implement even basic security measures for DICOM servers, according to a recent Trend Micro TrendAI analysis. TrendAI identified thousands of internet-facing DICOM servers belonging to hundreds of entities. The lack of security protect...

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Korea’s child rights agency data mishandling exposes a lot of sensitive and personal info
Jung Da-hyun reports: A recent data breach at the National Center for the Rights of the Child (NCRC), exposing sensitive personal records of adoptees, is drawing criticism from overseas adoptee groups and raising questions about the agency’s credibility. The breach, which the NCRC said occurred between April 30 and May 2, came to light when...


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