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January 21, 2026 Unverified Manufacturing

Wobz Print Resellers Alleged Data Exposure

The 2026 Wobz Print Resellers data breach occurred in January 2026 when relational databases belonging to Wobz Print (formerly Dalvin Industries - resellers.wobz-print.com), a prominent French customized drinkware and promotional merchandise manufacturer, were exposed on BreachForums by threat actor @Sorb.

140.2 Thousand
Email Identifiers
7
Data Types
High
Exposure Scope
Oct 9, 2026
Last updated

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Exposed Data Types

7
  • Email addresses
  • Passwords
  • Names
  • Phone numbers
  • Physical addresses
  • Purchases
  • Usernames

About This Record

What information was compromised in the Wobz Print incident?

The leaked databases encompass customer, order tracking, and billing tables. Compromised data classes include:

  • Entity & Personal Identifiers: Reseller and client legal names, corporate trade names, and European VAT tax numbers.
  • Contact Coordinates: Validated customer email addresses and commercial telephone numbers.
  • Geographic Credentials: Physical billing street addresses, delivery addresses, postal codes, and municipality names.
  • Authentication Secrets: User account password hashes protected via bcrypt and argon2id algorithms.
  • Commercial Telemetry: Purchase contents, order history, and logistics shipment tracking IDs.

How many accounts were affected?

Standardized RFC 5322 ASCII canonical verification confirmed 140,190 unique valid email addresses across 7,461,206 records.

Security advisory & operational guidelines

The disclosure of corporate purchasing and shipment details elevates risks of targeted business invoice redirection and parcel tracking phishing scams. Impacted businesses and users should:

  • Verify the legitimacy of invoice and payment requests directly through verified communication channels.
  • Change any external passwords identical to those used on the reseller portal.

Verification and editorial method

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