Data Breach Roundup (Oct 30 - Nov 5, 2026)
This week's breaches include Applebee's, Chainalysis, Harvard, and more.
Nate is a member of Privacy Guides' video and news team. He has been advocating for privacy on his own website The New Oil since 2018, and is the former host of Surveillance Report, a popular cybersecurity podcast he published with Techlore.
This week's breaches include Applebee's, Chainalysis, Harvard, and more.
Japan was hit with a lot of data breaches this week, but the real headline-maker was DHS.
This week's data breaches featured a lot of big, well known names from fast food and gaming to schools and government agencies.
How did a law meant to target foreign spies turn into a domestic surveillance system sweeping up millions of ordinary Americans without a warrant?
It was a light week as far as data breaches, but there were still some unfortunate exposures.
This week saw a rather surprising hack from UK fashion retailer ASOS, as well as multiple breaches from organizations in Denmark.
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The US government has once again been breached, as well as a Japanese car-sharing app and a vibe-coding app platform.
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This week's big story is a breach of the FBI exposing all employees and applicants.
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Revolut made headlines this week, but they weren't the only organization breached (as usual).
Two Trezor breaches, more healtcare companies, and more identification documents. This week was a mess.