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April 28, 2019 Verified Sensitive Record Gaming

Aimware Data Breach

The 2019 Aimware breach is a forum or community dataset catalogued as 305,470 unique accounts with a structured date of April 28, 2019.

305.5 Thousand
Reported Records
7
Data Types
High
Severity
Oct 9, 2026
Last updated

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Exposed Data Types

7
  • Email addresses
  • Forum posts
  • IP addresses
  • Salted MD5 password hashes
  • Private messages
  • Usernames
  • Undefined website activity

About This Breach

Its seven reported classes are emails, forum posts, IP addresses, salted MD5 password hashes, private messages, usernames, and website activity. Payment and government-ID data are not among those classes.

The local record measure is 246,850, a difference of 58,620 from the external unique-account measure. Neither figure means unique people, active users, posts or messages, or rows containing every field together. A salted MD5 hash is not plaintext, and representation and prevalence require authentication.

A row establishes only actual fields in the dataset. It does not establish identity, an Aimware account or game or cheat use, authorship or content of a forum post or private message, IP, username, or password ownership, the meaning of website activity, field co-occurrence, payment or ID data, account takeover, or misuse.

Gaming or forum association, private messages, IPs, usernames, and credentials require the strictest private handling. If a password is authenticated and was reused, it should be replaced. If actual harassment or threats occur, evidence should be preserved and trusted support appropriate to the circumstances should be used.

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