Pokémon Negro Data Breach
The Pokémon Negro data breach affected approximately 830,155 user records according to the record dated October 1, 2016. The recorded fields are email addresses, IP addresses, and passwords.
Exposed Data Types
3- Email addresses
- IP addresses
- Passwords
About This Breach
Password reuse increases unauthorized-login risk for gaming, email, and other accounts. Email addresses can support fake game invitations, prize notices, or account-verification messages, while IP data adds a privacy concern.
A match means that the queried email address appears in the dataset; it does not prove that the account was compromised today. Change reused passwords, enable multi-factor authentication, and verify gaming links through the official source before using them.
Verification and editorial method
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