Zoomcar Confirms Data Breach Affecting 8.4M Users

Welp. Indian car-rental app Zoomcar says a hacker got into their systems, exposing data like names, phone numbers, and car info of 8.4M users. No passwords or payments were leaked, apparently. The company’s beefing up its security, but hasn’t told users directly yet. Yeah… kinda wild.

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Meta AI App Accidentally Exposes Private Prompts Publicly

Meta’s AI app is turning private chats—some bizarre, some criminal—into public posts without clear warnings. From tax questions to rashes and personal data, users are unknowingly airing everything. It’s quickly becoming a privacy disaster, and Meta’s silence isn’t helping. With just 6.5M downloads, it’s more viral mess than innovation.

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KiranaPro Co-Founder Unable to Dismiss External Hack After Data Wipe

Grocery delivery startup KiranaPro lost app code and customer data after its GitHub and AWS accounts were mysteriously wiped. The Bengaluru-based firm blames a fired employee—but admits his access was never revoked. CEO Deepak Ravindran says there’s no proof of external hacking yet, and a proper forensic probe hasn’t been done. The company restored some data from backups but hasn’t paid all staff despite recently raising ₹10 crore in funding.

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ThreatSpike Raises $14M to Scale Its Unified Cybersecurity Platform

UK cybersecurity company ThreatSpike secures $14M in Series A funding from Expedition Growth Capital, following 14 years of self-funded operations. Known for its all-in-one security solution tailored for mid-sized companies, ThreatSpike blends AI-powered threat detection, response, and real-time testing. The funds will fuel global growth, product innovation, and expansion of its engineering and security teams.

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