Breach grabs info on 92 million MyHeritage accounts

Don't panic: DNA wasn't stolen as part of the breach. In fact, according to the press release, it doesn't appear anything but the email addresses and encrypted passwords were taken.

The details: A security researcher contacted the site Monday to inform it that the researcher had found a file labeled "myheratige" on an outside server. The file contained data on accounts through October, 2017.

The statement uses the word "breach" but doesn't specifically say the site was hacked. It's possible, therefore, that the list was removed by an employee. Also possible is that the document was stored on a misconfigured cloud server accidentally leaving a secure file open to the public.