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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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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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FAA grounds departing flights nationwide, citing air traffic communication system outage

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  1. CNBCFirst reportFAA grounds departing flights nationwide, citing air traffic communication system outage
  2. airliveBREAKING Immediate nationwide ground stop until further notice due to FAA equipment outage
  3. LiveNOW from FOXLive updates: FAA says nationwide ground stop due to 'temporary telecommunications outage'
  4. KTVULive updates: FAA says nationwide ground stop due to 'temporary telecommunications outage'
  5. The Weather ChannelFAA orders nationwide ground stop amid communication outage
  6. YnetnewsFAA grounds all US departures in rare nationwide shutdown amid communications outage
  7. Crain's New York BusinessFAA orders nationwide ground stop amid communications outage
  8. SecurityWeekFAA Ground Stop Issued Due to “Extraordinary Circumstances”
  9. Thrifty TravelerFAA Grounds All Flights Nationwide, Citing Communications Outage
  10. Common DreamsAir Traffic Control Outage Blamed as FAA Orders Nationwide Ground Stop, Citing 'Extraordinary Circumstances'
  11. News 9National Weather Service reports nationwide radar website outage amid FAA ground stop
  12. KQEDAll Bay Area Flights Ground Stopped in Nationwide FAA Outage
  13. r/technologyRedditNational Weather Service reports nationwide radar website outage amid FAA ground stop
  14. NBC NewsSecy. Mullin says FAA ground stop was caused by 'telecommunication outage'
  15. NBC NewsFAA ground stop and Microsoft outage are ‘separate issues,’ Mullin says
  16. The Well NewsDHS Chief Says FAA Outage Shows No Sign of Attack
  17. GeekWireDHS chief sees no Microsoft link in FAA ground stop, says possible AI role being investigated
  18. r/sysadminRedditMultiple sources tell @CBSNews that an update to the private communications network that connects America’s air traffic control system caused the system to reboot. When the FAA’s telecommunication infrastructure rebooted, it crashed, causing the communications outage.
  19. The New York TimesMullin Says Nationwide Ground Stop Is a Telecommunication Outage
  20. BankInfoSecurity.comUS Flights Halted as FAA Communications Systems Fail
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Chinese Actor Automates Attacks on US Defense, Chip Firms

Attackers Used Cairn With DeepSeek and GLM Models to Compromise 10 Organizations A Chinese-speaking threat actor used the open-source Cairn framework with DeepSeek and GLM models to attack at least 19 organizations, compromising 10. Unit 42 said targets included U.S. semiconductor, defense and human rights groups, showing how accessible AI tools can speed intrusions and data theft.

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Thousands of GitHub repos hit with secret-stealing malware

Researchers have uncovered a campaign in which hijacked GitHub accounts spread secret-stealing malware across thousands of repositories. The payload executed in at least 1,806 repos, exfiltrating CI/CD secrets and cloud credentials. Aikido Security, which detected and documented the campaign, said the attackers used the 4,837 compromised accounts to open probe pull requests in 61,764 repositories starting Nov. 10. Around 92% of those pull requests, titled “docs: dependency audit notes,” are…

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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.
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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.
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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.
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