Browse publicly disclosed data breaches by affected accounts, date and exposed data types.
Affected15.5 Thousand
A user dataset comprising approximately 15,475 accounts attributed to the US secondary event ticketing marketplace TicketIQ (formerly TiqIQ, ticketiq.com) surfaced…
Affected1.1 Thousand
In March 2016, a member and conference registration database attributed to the European Society for the History of Economic Thought ( ESHET, eshet.net ) was compromised…
Affected3.6 Thousand
In March 2016, a database belonging to fantasy roleplaying community forum The Red Dragon Inn ( rdinn.com ) was compromised and published online, indexed by aggregator…
Affected6.6 Thousand
A user database comprising approximately 6,567 records attributed to the Russian BitTorrent tracker and media sharing platform Mega-Torrent (mega-torrent.ru) surfaced…
Affected10.1 Thousand
In March 2016, a database containing 10,115 user accounts attributed to networking hardware manufacturer Hawking Technology ( hawkingtech.com ) was compromised…
Affected9.5 Thousand
A user database comprising approximately 9,545 records attributed to the UK literary journal and short-story writers community Short Fiction (short-fiction.co.uk)…
Affected31.6 Thousand
The BuzzMachines data breach is a security incident dated to March 2016, examined within the scope of the web platform associated with the news, technology, and online…
Affected55.7 Thousand
The NewSeaSIMS (2016) data breach is a security incident seen in the context of The Sims-focused game and content community associated with the domain name…
Affected1.9 Million
CD Projekt RED is a Poland-based game developer and a major gaming brand known for The Witcher and Cyberpunk series.
Affected1.5 Million
The data breach that occurred on the Nival platform in February 2016 put the personal data of approximately 1.5 million users at risk.
Affected27.4 Million
The Mate1.com data breach exposed plaintext passwords and sensitive dating profiles tied to 27,393,015 accounts on February 29, 2016.
Affected1.5 Million
The KM.RU 2016 data breach covers a verified external dataset attributed to the Russian-language portal and email service.
