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Data Security, Supply chain, Breach, Identity (Credit: Getty Images) Vimeo has confirmed that unauthorized access to some customer and user data occurred as a result of a recent breach at Anodot, a data anomaly detection company. The video platform stated that the exposed information primarily includes technical data, video titles, and metadata, with some customer email addresses also accessed, according to a recent report by Bleeping Computer. The breach was claimed by the ShinyHunters extortion group, which threatened to leak the data by April 30 if a ransom was not paid. ShinyHunters also warned Vimeo of "several annoying digital problems" to come. The attack on Anodot involved attackers stealing authentication tokens, which were then used to access customer environments, primarily Snowflake, and exfiltrate data. This incident follows similar attacks on other organizations, including Rockstar Games. Vimeo has stated that the compromised data does not include video content, account credentials, or payment information, and its operations remain unaffected. The company has disabled Anodot credentials, removed the service's integration, and is investigating the incident with third-party security experts while also notifying law enforcement. Source: Bleeping Computer Related Exposed Checkmarx data tied to March supply chain hack SC Staff April 29, 2026 Checkmarx

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Published on 29/04/2026 - 9:58 GMT+2•Updated 11:34 The European Commission has issued a preliminary finding against Meta for allegedly failing to prevent children under 13 from using Instagram and Facebook. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT The Commission said that its findings showed the US tech giant’s systems are in breach of the Digital Services Act (DSA). Meta’s own terms of service set 13 as the minimum age for both platforms, but the Commission said that the company's age enforcement measures are largely ineffective, as children can enter a false date of birth when signing up, with no mechanism in place to verify whether the information is accurate. The Commission said that roughly 10-12% of children under 13 are using Instagram and Facebook, which contradicts Meta’s internal assessments. It also found that Meta “disregarded readily available scientific evidence,” indicating that younger children are particularly vulnerable to harms from services like Facebook and Instagram. How has Meta responded? Meta said in a statement to Euronews that it disagrees with these preliminary findings.  » Read More

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Image Credit: Shutterstock (Image credit: Shutterstock) A third‑party breach exposed certain Vimeo user and customer data The accessed information included metadata and some email addresses, but not video content or payment details Vimeo disabled the integration, engaged external investigators, and was threatened with ransom demands Popular video platform Vimeo has notified users some of their data may have been accessed by malicious third parties. In a security incident announcement published on the company’s website, Vimeo said the unauthorized data access came as a result of the Anodot breach. Anodot is an AI-powered, cloud-based analytics platform that hunts for business incidents and anomalies in real-time, helping businesses identify sudden drops in sales, cost spikes, or technical glitches before they can significantly impact the organization and its customers. In early April 2026, it was reported ShinyHunters broke in, and through the third-party integration features, accessed Anodot’s users’ Snowflake accounts. Apparently, more than a dozen companies were hit, but the only confirmed victim so far is Rockstar Games, the company behind the famed Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption game series - but now, Vimeo has stated it was also affected by this attack. Article continues below Confirmed Anodot incident “We have

Meta is rolling out a series of updates to Instagram’s API ecosystem, giving third-party social media management platforms more control over publishing, engagement, and performance tracking. The changes are designed to simplify workflows for creators, brands, and social media managers, especially those relying on external tools to manage content at scale. Partnership labels, now at publish One of the most practical updates is the addition of partnership ad label support within the Instagram Content Publishing API. Until now, creators using scheduling tools had to manually add the paid partnership label after publishing directly in the Instagram app. With this update, platforms can apply the label at the moment of publishing, streamlining branded content workflows and reducing friction between creators and partners. Deeper performance insights Meta is also expanding analytics capabilities through the Instagram Graph API, introducing new metrics to give a more complete view of content performance. These include: Reels reposts, saves, and shares Expanded engagement data via the Media endpoint Richer reporting through the Insights endpoint The goal is to provide both quick snapshots and deeper analytics depending on how teams use the data. Aggregated metrics across placements A notable addition is aggregated performance data, combining metrics like views

Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on charges that he threatened President Donald Trump in an Instagram post. File Photo by Dennis Van Tine/UPI | License Photo April 28 (UPI) -- Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted on charges that he threatened President Donald Trump last year when he posted an image on Instagram that said "8647" in seashells on a beach, unnamed sources told media outlets Tuesday. The sources reported the indictment to CNN, CNBC and The New York Times. After the image was posted on May 15, Trump accused Comey of "calling for the assassination of the president." Comey denied he was threatening the president, writing in a follow-up post, "I didn't realize some folks associate those numbers with violence." He said he deleted it because "I oppose violence of any kind." The Justice Department eventually dropped the issue, but it has been revived. The term "86" is slang meaning to cancel or dismiss something, and Trump's second term makes him the 47th president. The phrase "8647" can be found on anti-Trump stickers and buttons. After the post, the Secret Service questioned Comey for hours in Washington, D.C. Comey told them he had seen the

Vimeo has disclosed that data belonging to some of its customers and users has been accessed without authorization following the recent breach at the Anodot data anomaly detection company. The video platform says that the threat actor accessed email addresses for some of its customers, but most of the exposed information included technical data, video titles, and metadata. "We have identified that, as a result of the Anodot breach, an unauthorized actor accessed certain Vimeo user and customer data. Our initial findings suggest that the databases accessed primarily contain technical data, video titles and metadata, and, in some cases, customer email addresses," Vimeo states. The Vimeo breach was claimed by the infamous extortion group ShinyHunters, who threatened to publish the stolen data by April 30 unless the company paid a ransom. Vimeo is a video hosting and streaming platform, one of the largest alternatives to YouTube, enabling over 300 million registered users to upload, host, and share high-quality videos. The company employs over 1,100 people, has an annual revenue of $417 million, and is publicly traded on the Nasdaq stock market. Yesterday, ShinyHunters listed Vimeo on their extortion portal, claiming to have data from the company's Snowflake and BigQuery instances.