Previous reporting about the Navigate360 breach focused on tips submitted by students, teachers, and parents. In this article, we focus on tips submitted to Crime Stoppers and law enforcement-related programs that use Navigate360’s software. Links to previous articles on this breach are at the end of this article.  Background In 1976, an Albuquerque detective had...

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On March 18, 2026, Navigate360 learned that 8.3 million anonymous tips had been exposed. The company’s response—and the silence of the programs that depend on its platform—has persisted for months. We’re now seeking accountability through state and federal regulators. A DataBreaches.net Editorial In March 2026, the world learned that a hacktivist had acquired 8.3 million...

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Trigger Warning: This post includes content from tips submitted to anonymous tiplines by or about students. While identity information is redacted, tips may include obscenities and explicit references to sexual abuse, rape, assault, self-harm, violence, suicidal ideation, pornography, and pedophilia.  Overview On March 18, 2026, DDoSecrets and Straight Arrow News reported on a dataset provided...

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Brian King // News from Google this week says that Chrome will start enforcing Certificate Transparency a year from now. https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!topic/ct-policy/78N3SMcqUGw This means that when Chrome contacts a website, if […]

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