Nikkei reported a data breach affecting over 17,000 employees and partners after malware compromised its Slack platform. The stolen information includes names, email addresses, and chat histories, but the company asserts that sensitive journalistic data remains secure.

Security researchers discovered that a weak password used by Paradox.ai allowed access to sensitive personal information of millions of job applicants for McDonald's, exposing 64 million records. Additionally, a malware infection on a Paradox developer's device compromised various internal and third-party credentials, raising concerns about the company's security practices despite previous audits.