Browse publicly disclosed data breaches by affected accounts, date and exposed data types.
Affected26.2 Million
The QIP 2011 data breach concerns information associated with QIP (Quiet Internet Pager), a Russian instant-messaging service, that was exposed around June 2011.
Affected4.8 Million
The Dangdang data breach is related to the leak of customer email addresses that occurred in 2011 on the China-based e-commerce platform Dangdang.
Affected127.5 Thousand
The 2011 MuMaYi (木蚂蚁) data breach occurred in May 2011 when the Discuz! community and Android application repository database of MuMaYi ( mumayi.com ), a leading Chinese…
Affected66.6 Thousand
The 2011 Fox The X Factor data breach occurred in May 2011 when the hacktivist collective LulzSec breached the online audition registration database ( xfactorreg )…
Affected417.7 Thousand
The DCEmu data breach is an incident involving user data associated with the dcemu.co.uk domain, examined within the scope of the homebrew and gaming community,…
Affected40.8 Million
Fling.com data breach is one of the major incidents demonstrating how high the privacy risk can be for information held in adult-oriented social networking and dating…
Affected101.3 Thousand
In March 2011, the browser-based role-playing game BCWars.com suffered an SQL injection compromise, as reported by cybersecurity news outlets including The Hacker News.
Affected65.8 Thousand
The Rootkit data breach is a security incident dated February 2011 that occurred in the context of a security, rootkit, and hacking forum associated with the domain…
Affected10.4 Thousand
The dataset attributed to Admin Discussion Forum in February 2011 is unverified. A third-party record reports 10,393 records with IP, email, username, password,…
Affected52.6 Million
The Zoosk 2011 data incident is a sensitive data set reported to have circulated around 2011 under the name Zoosk, consisting of 52,578,183 email addresses and passwords.
Affected2.6 Million
The Duowan.com data breach is an old but still risky account data leak concerning users of a China-based gaming community.
Affected9.1 Million
In approximately 2011, Chinese online gaming platform 7k7k.com allegedly suffered a data breach impacting 9.1 million subscribers.
