Appartoo 2017 Data Breach
The 2017 Appartoo data breach is a profile and credential incident affecting a housing and roommate platform and catalogued with a date of March 25, 2017. A measure of 49,681 accounts or unique emails is reported; there is no local searchable person-level dataset.
Exposed Data Types
12- Ages
- Authentication tokens
- Email addresses
- Employment statuses
- Genders
- IP addresses
- Marital statuses
- Names
- Hashed passwords
- Physical addresses
- Private messages
- Social-media profiles
About This Breach
The twelve classes are ages, authentication tokens, emails, employment statuses, gender, IPs, marital statuses, names, Hashed passwords, physical addresses, private messages, and social-media profiles. Fields may vary by person; later expiry of session tokens does not erase historical scope.
Financial data, payment cards, bank accounts, and government IDs are not classes. A record does not establish identity, an Appartoo account or housing or roommate search, relationship or employment status, address, IP or location, private-message content, password or token ownership, field co-occurrence, fraud, or misuse.
Housing, address, marital-status, and private-message associations must remain private. Rent, deposit, roommate, or identity-verification requests should be verified through an independent official channel.
Verification and editorial method
LeakData compares the incident name, date, affected-record count, and exposed data types with accessible sources. Unverified fields are not presented as facts, and records are updated when new evidence becomes available.
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