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January 8, 2026 Unverified Employment Services

JobsGO Alleged Data Exposure

The 2026 JobsGO data breach occurred in January 2026 when an internal database containing over 2.32 million resume and candidate profiles from JobsGO (jobsgo.vn), a major Vietnamese recruitment and job-matching platform, was compromised and published online.

16.3 Thousand
Email Identifiers
8
Data Types
Medium
Exposure Scope
Oct 9, 2026
Last updated

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Exposed Data Types

8
  • Email addresses
  • Names
  • Dates of birth
  • Physical addresses
  • Job titles
  • Education levels
  • Employment histories
  • Genders

About This Record

What information was compromised in the JobsGO incident?

The leaked dataset (JobsGO [jobsgo.vn] 2026-01-08 - 2.32M.json) contains granular candidate application and curriculum vitae details. Verified exposed data classes include:

  • Identity & Contact Details: Full candidate names, residential addresses, and contact email addresses extracted from resume text.
  • Demographic Details: Dates and years of birth, genders, and candidate avatar/photo URLs.
  • Professional & Employment History: Job titles, past and present employer companies, career positions, and educational backgrounds.
  • Resume Dumps & Skills: Full curriculum vitae descriptions (full_text), language proficiencies, technical skills, and specializations.

How many accounts were affected?

Standardized RFC 5322 ASCII canonical verification confirmed 16,331 unique valid email addresses across all candidate resumes.

Security advisory & personal identity protection

The comprehensive exposure of personal career data, residential addresses, and birth dates creates high risks of targeted recruitment phishing and impersonation scams. Impacted individuals should:

  • Exercise caution when receiving unexpected employment offers or recruitment inquiries.
  • Avoid clicking unverified links or downloading attachments from unknown senders.

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