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February 28, 2024 Unverified Sensitive Record Finance

VietLoan Alleged Data Exposure

The 2024 VietLoan data breach occurred in February 2024 when customer loan applicant databases belonging to VietLoan (vietloan.vn), a Vietnamese online micro-lending and consumer finance platform, were published on BreachForums by threat actor Petya152r5.

2.1 Million
Email Identifiers
6
Data Types
Critical
Exposure Scope
Oct 9, 2026
Last updated

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Exposed Data Types

6
  • Email addresses
  • Names
  • Phone numbers
  • Dates of birth
  • Genders
  • Website activity

About This Record

What information was compromised in the VietLoan incident?

The leaked dataset (users_vietloan.vn.csv) encompasses over 2.1 million loan applicants and registered borrower records. Impacted data classes include:

  • Personal & Demographic Identifiers: Applicant legal names, self-reported genders, and dates of birth.
  • Contact Credentials: Validated user email addresses and active Vietnamese mobile telephone numbers.
  • Platform Telemetry: Loan application sequence IDs, registration timestamps, and account activity logs.

How many accounts were affected?

Standardized RFC 5322 ASCII canonical verification confirmed 2,126,636 unique valid email addresses across 2,131,438 total records.

Security implications and advisory

The exposure of financial loan applicant records paired with dates of birth and direct mobile phone numbers significantly increases vulnerabilities to targeted loan-approval smishing, banking impersonation scams, and identity fraud. Impacted users should:

  • Maintain vigilance against unsolicited calls or text messages requesting processing fees for loan disbursements.
  • Routinely audit credit bureau records and bank account statements for fraudulent loan applications.
  • Secure linked email accounts using robust passwords and multi-factor authentication (MFA).

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