IDScan.net Breach Linked to 153 Million Driver’s Licences Sold on the Dark Web
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IDScan.net, whose software runs ID checks for retailers, rental firms and bars, confirmed a breach. Reporting links it to a dark-web service that listed 153 million US and Canadian licences — credentials that, unlike passwords, cannot be changed.
Fastjson CVE-2026-16723: A 9.0 With No Patch, and Why Disabling AutoType Won’t Save You
A critical Fastjson 1.x flaw fetches and executes attacker code before AutoType is ever consulted. There is no patched 1.x release, exploitation started within a day of disclosure, and the fix is a JVM flag most teams have never set.
The Real Price of a Free Gift Card: How Reward Offers Turn You Into Inventory
Reward offers rarely lie about the prize. They lie about the transaction. Here is how the lead-generation economy actually monetizes your answers, and the specific defenses that work.