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BreachFeed watches security news, breach disclosures, and government advisories around the clock for breaches, incidents, and outages. Track everything from companies, keywords, locations, agencies, and get alerted, in real-time, via email or push.

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    Track what you depend on

    Companies, keywords, agencies, locations and threat actors — your vendors, your bank, your employer. Paste a vendor list and it is imported in one go.

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    We read the news for you

    51 sources, read around the clock: security news, breach disclosures and filings, government advisories, status pages. Every report is matched to what you track, and incidents are kept on record with their timeline and severity.

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    You hear about it first

    Alerts by email or push, and to Slack or Teams on the paid plans — instant or on a cadence you choose, per entity, and limited to confirmed incidents if that is all you want to hear about.

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  • Weekly brief · every plan
  • Read-only API · Business

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companyPHPTrack
confirmedcriticalVulnerabilityFirst reported Oct 21, 2026 · Updated Oct 21, 2026

PHP: emergency patches for two critical PHP2Shell RCE flaws amid exploit attempts

PHP released emergency updates fixing two critical remote code execution flaws, collectively called PHP2Shell, that allow an unauthenticated attacker to run code on a web server. Fixed versions are PHP 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 and 8.2.35, and the PHP team says only updating fully protects a server. The flaws reside in the PHP runtime itself, and exploit attempts are reported to be emerging.

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companyOpenCodeTrack
confirmedmediumData breachFirst reported Oct 18, 2026 · Disclosed Oct 17, 2026 · Updated Oct 19, 2026

OpenCode: breach exposed third-party API keys of some Console users

OpenCode disclosed a security breach affecting 1.4% of its Console users, warning that third-party API keys saved in affected workspaces may have been exposed. In an October 17 statement, the company linked the incident to a large-scale distillation attack and said it was working with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google to address it.

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Trump Taps Palantir CISO to Lead CISA

Michael LoSapio Faces Lame-Duck Time Crunch, Partisan Review of Palantir Contracts U.S. President Donald Trump nominated Palantir Chief Information Security Officer Michael LoSapio to lead the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency - a pick that reaches the Senate weeks before Democrats critical of the company’s Homeland Security contracts take control.

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Railway Reveals How Hackers Used AI Agents to Steal API Keys and Rack Up $740,000 in Charges

Railway has revealed how an attacker used AI agents, a build system flaw, and cloud access mistakes to steal customer secrets and generate an estimated $740,000 in unauthorized charges. Its November 10 report describes an attack that crossed several internal systems while engineers worked to close multiple entry points. The findings expand on the earlier […] The post Railway Reveals How Hackers Used AI Agents to Steal API Keys and Rack Up $740,000 in Charges appeared first on Cyber Security…

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  1. Cyber Security NewsFirst reportRailway Reveals How Hackers Used AI Agents to Steal API Keys and Rack Up $740,000 in Charges
  2. Bleeping ComputerRailway breach leads to $740,000 in fraudulent AI charges
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How to Avoid Getting Trapped by AI Vendor Contracts

Short Contracts, Vendor Bake-Offs and Portable Design Can Limit AI Lock-In Technology leaders who rushed into AI vendor agreements are reconsidering how tightly they are tied to one provider. Short-term contracts, testing vendors on working systems before committing, preparing for pricing changes at renewal and designing projects for portability can help limit lock-in.

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Cirrus Aircraft Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Personal and Health Information

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  1. Claim DepotFirst reportCirrus Aircraft Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Personal and Health Information
  2. Claim DepotCirrus Aircraft Data Breach Lawsuit Investigation
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N-able takes cloud platform offline after 30+ "zero-days" published

N-able has taken its hosted N-central environments offline and urged on-premises customers to shut down their servers after a security researcher publicly disclosed more than 30 alleged zero-day vulnerabilities, including exploits that could let attackers take over vulnerable systems. [...]

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  1. Bleeping ComputerFirst reportN-able takes cloud platform offline after 30+ "zero-days" published
  2. CSO OnlineN-able N-central gets emergency fix two days after 33 exploits published
Data Breach Today·
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How to Avoid Getting Trapped by AI Vendor Contracts

Short Contracts, Vendor Bake-Offs and Portable Design Can Limit AI Lock-In Technology leaders who rushed into AI vendor agreements are reconsidering how tightly they are tied to one provider. Short-term contracts, testing vendors on working systems before committing, preparing for pricing changes at renewal and designing projects for portability can help limit lock-in.

Questions, answered

What does BreachFeed watch?
Hundreds of sources, read around the clock: security news, breach disclosures and 8-K filings, government and CERT advisories, vendor status pages and the social accounts researchers report on. Every report is matched against the organizations, keywords, agencies, locations and threat actors you track.
What is the difference between news and a confirmed incident?
News is any report that mentions what you track. An incident is a record BreachFeed keeps once an event is established — with its status (suspected, claimed, confirmed, resolved), severity, timeline and every report behind it. You can route any alert channel to confirmed incidents only.
How fast are alerts?
Sources are read continuously. On Personal Pro and above, alerts go out the moment coverage lands; every plan can choose a digest cadence from thirty minutes to monthly, per tracked entity. Confirmed incidents can be delivered immediately whatever the cadence.
How do alerts reach me?
By email, push through the iPhone app, and Slack, Teams or any webhook on the paid plans. Each channel is set per tracked entity, and each can be limited to confirmed incidents.
Is there a free plan?
Yes: five tracked entities with email alerts, the weekly brief and the incident record, with no card. Paid plans start at $4.99 a month and begin with a 7-day free trial.
Can my team share one list?
On the Business plan, five seats share one tracked list with role-based access; each member gets their own alerts and settings. Vendor lists can be imported in one go.
What happens to my data?
Your account, what you track and your alert settings are held on BreachFeed’s own servers; there are no advertising or analytics cookies and no third-party trackers. You can download everything held about your account, and delete the account yourself, from the account page.

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