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Iris Plaza says cloud breach exposed data on 7.7 million customers

Japanese online retailer Iris Plaza has warned that a breach of an external cloud service may have exposed personal information relating to approximately 7.7 million people, including customer passwords. The company has confirmed unauthorized access but is still investigating how many records were actually leaked and how many individuals were affected. As of its November … The post Iris Plaza says cloud breach expose…

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IPVanish passes independent audit confirming its no-logs policy

IPVanish says its third independent no-logs audit found no records of customers’ browsing activity, DNS queries, or individual VPN connections in the systems examined. The full report also details what the VPN provider does keep for abuse prevention, confirming that aggregate usage statistics are retained for up to 24 hours. Schellman Compliance completed the assessment … The post IPVanish passes independent audit co…

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QNAP warns of ongoing Plex2Shell attacks on NAS devices

QNAP is urging NAS owners to update Plex Media Server immediately after receiving reports of possible compromises involving Plex2Shell. The company says anyone who exposed a vulnerable Plex server to the internet should treat their NAS as potentially compromised, even if they have since installed the patch. In a November 6 notice, QNAP said its … The post QNAP warns of ongoing Plex2Shell attacks on NAS devices appear…

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Mullvad Browser 16.0 switches DNS to Quad9, adds window title privacy

Mullvad Browser 16.0 introduces a privacy setting that keeps other apps from reading webpage titles through the browser’s window name. The release also switches encrypted DNS to Quad9, reorganizes the settings menu, and adds native support for 64-bit ARM Linux systems. Mullvad detailed the changes on November 6, following the October 29 release of version … The post Mullvad Browser 16.0 switches DNS to Quad9, adds wi…

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