BigMoneyJobs Data Breach
The BigMoneyJobs data breach affected approximately 36,789 user records on April 3, 2014. The record lists career and education levels, email addresses, names, passwords, phone numbers, physical addresses, salutations, user website URLs, and website activity.
Exposed Data Types
10- Career levels
- Education levels
- Email addresses
- Names
- Passwords
- Phone numbers
- Physical addresses
- Salutations
- User website URLs
- Website activity
About This Breach
Combined profile and contact data can make fake recruitment messages and targeted phishing more convincing. Password reuse is the most direct risk: any reused or similar password should be changed on every affected service. Messages about interviews, documents, or advance payments deserve extra scrutiny when phone and address data are involved.
A match in this record means that the queried contact data corresponds to fields in the dataset; it does not prove that an account was compromised today. Use unique passwords and multi-factor authentication for job-search and email accounts, review active sessions, and remove unnecessary information from old profiles.
Verification and editorial method
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