Data breach tracker
Leaks, dumps and stolen databases we observe on dark web forums, markets and Telegram channels, newest first.
- Reports published
- 2,200
- Latest report
- September 18, 2026
- Records you can search
- 19B+
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Vulnerability Scanning vs Penetration Testing: Explained
Most advice on vulnerability scanning vs penetration testing starts with the wrong question. It treats the two as rivals, then tries to force a budget decision before the team has even defined what each method is supposed to prove.
Reputation Management Software White Label: Boost MSP Growth
You're probably already selling dark-web monitoring, fake site detection, vulnerability scanning, or some mix of those, and then a prospect asks the one thing your stack still doesn't cover cleanly, “Can you also handle reviews and Google stuff?” That's the gap.
Zero Trust Architecture Implementation: A Practical Playbook
Most zero trust projects fail for a simple reason, teams buy tools before they know what they're protecting. That shortcut feels productive, but it usually produces exceptions, overlapping policies, and a false sense of control.
OVP Software SQL Database Allegedly Exposed
In July 2026, a threat actor using the alias V0idix allegedly published data associated with OVP Software on the cybercrime forum DarkForums. OVP Software is a Spanish technology provider offering ERP, CRM, billing, e-commerce, and other business-management solutions.
What Is Retail Fraud and How It Actually Works
Retail fraud cost merchants $138.56 billion in 2025, and merchants lost $52.84 billion to online payment fraud that same year.
10 Marketplace Risk Examples and How to Mitigate Them
Unmasking the Hidden Threats in Digital Marketplaces. The danger is bigger than often anticipated. Which? says the UK's Office for Product Safety and Standards found 81% of products tested on online marketplaces failed safety tests, and Which?
DNS Server Security: Essential Strategies for 2026
If your users can still reach email, SaaS apps, and customer portals, DNS probably feels invisible. That's exactly why it gets missed until a login page looks wrong, a site starts timing out, or a client asks why traffic is landing somewhere it shouldn't.
Your Guide to DNS Forwarder IP Configuration and Security
If you're troubleshooting random application slowness, failed SaaS logins, or odd security gaps that don't show up in firewall logs, DNS is one of the first places to look. A lot of teams check bandwidth, CPU, and endpoint agents, then miss the resolver path entirely.
Cloud Native Endpoint Protection: Secure Dynamic Workloads
The cloud endpoint protection market is on a steep climb. One market analysis values it at USD 2.59 billion in 2026, up from USD 2.27 billion in 2025, and projects USD 4.99 billion by 2031 at a 14.04% CAGR according to Mordor Intelligence's cloud endpoint protection market analysis.
Vendor Risk Assessment: Your 2026 Comprehensive Guide
A client calls before your first coffee. Their team didn't click a phishing link. Their firewall didn't fail. The incident traces back to a trusted vendor that had the right paperwork, passed procurement, and still opened a path into the environment.
Detection of Ransomware: A Modern Explainer for MSPs
In 2023, about 70% of all worldwide reported cyberattacks were ransomware attacks, with over 317 million attempts recorded globally. That works out to an attack every 19 seconds on average according to Statista's ransomware overview. For MSPs, that number changes the conversation.
Your Guide to a Dark Web Scan: From Data to Defense
A client calls because Microsoft 365 sign-ins look odd. Your firewall is clean. Endpoint alerts are quiet. MFA prompts don't show a clear compromise. Then a dark web scan turns up the client's email domain inside a credential dump, along with a handful of employee logins.
