🚨‼️ BREAKING: Adobe has been breached by threat actor Mr. Raccoon, leaking 13 million support tickets with personal data, 15,000 employee records, all HackerOne submissions, internal documents and more.

Mr. Raccoon gained access through an Indian BPO, first deploying a remote access tool on an employee, then phishing their manager.

Mr. Raccoon told us: "They allowed you to export all tickets in one request from an agent."

We've reviewed multiple files confirming the scope of the breach. Among the details: Mr. Raccoon gained webcam access on the targeted employee through a RAT delivered via email and also obtained private conversations through WhatsApp.

‼️ The axios lead maintainer has gone public on how he was socially engineered into installing the malware behind the npm supply chain attack.

We have example images showing exactly how the attack was staged.

🚨‼️ Mercor has paid ransom to ShinyHunters following the LiteLLM supply chain breach compromise.

Mercor works with major AI companies including OpenAI and Anthropic to train AI models.

🚨‼️ BREAKING: The Crunchyroll breach data, leaked via an Indian outsourcing partner, has been sold.

1.2 million of 2 million customer records were purchased by a single buyer.

We've obtained the 1.2 million emails from Mr. Raccoon and will be sharing them with HaveIBeenPwned.

‼️🇫🇷 France just mandated digital ID for every citizen by banning social media for minors.

Under 15s will be blocked from IG, TikTok, FB, Snapchat and any platform allowing interactions, public broadcasts or user communities.

The banlist is determined by French regulator Arcom.

‼️ A BIZARRE copyright claim system abuse happened on YouTube. Italian TV channel La7 used Nvidia's DLSS 5 trailer footage in a broadcast, then filed copyright claims against Nvidia and other YouTubers using the same material. Their videos are now taken down.

‼️ Google, Meta, Microsoft and Snap are pushing the EU to quickly revive 'Chat Control 1.0' — a now-expired exemption allowing indiscriminate mass scanning of user data for 'abuse material'.

Digital rights experts claim tech firms are deliberately spreading fear to protect their profits and data access — and that mass surveillance won't save a single child.

The exemption lapsed last week. The companies call this "irresponsible."

→ 99% of all EU police reports came from Meta alone
→ 48% of flagged chats were irrelevant to criminal proceedings
→ 40% of German investigations targeted minors sharing consensual images
→ PhotoDNA scanning software found "unreliable" by researchers
→ 0.0000027% of scanned messages were actually illegal
→ No measurable link between mass scanning and actual convictions

Chat Control 1.0 disinformation, fact-checked:

→ "Parliament's fault" — EU member states sabotaged talks to protect Chat Control 2.0
→ "Tech is precise" — 13-20% error rates, 0.0000027% of scanned messages were actually illegal
→ "Victims want this" — Real victims are suing against it
→ The loudest lobbyist? US company Thorn — who sells the scanning software

Mass surveillance was never about protecting children, but for profits.