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Adobe Commerce Data Breach: 40,000 Records Exposed on Dark Web
On March 16, 2025, a significant data breach involving Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento) was disclosed on the dark web forum leakbase.io by a user named ‘frog’.
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Significant Data Breach at Orange Group
In February 2025, Orange Group, a leading global telecommunications provider operating through Orange.com and Orange.ro, experienced a significant data breach. The breach was orchestrated by a threat actor known as “Rey,” affiliated with the HellCat ransomware group.
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Massive 109GB ‘ULP PRIVATE LEAK’ Combolist
In January 2025, a significant data breach titled ‘ULP PRIVATE LEAK’ was identified on the dark web forum LeakBase.io. The breach, published by the user ‘dhruvitk’, comprises a 109GB combolist containing a vast array of compromised accounts.
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Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Information from Nimapinfotech.com
In December 2024, a significant data breach was identified involving Nimapinfotech.com, an Indian software company. The breach, executed by the hacker known as @0303, resulted in the exposure of approximately 1,590,798 records.
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377MB of Sensitive Data Leaked from Luffich&Cloud FREE LOGS Database
In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant security breach involving Luffich&Cloud FREE LOGS, with 377MB of sensitive data leaked. The hacker group responsible for this breach, #mooncloud, exposed a combolist containing compromised email addresses.
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787MB of Sensitive Data Leaked from Logs_23 April Database
InsecureWeb has uncovered a new data breach involving the Logs_23 April database, which was detected in April 2024. Leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud, the breach exposed 787MB of sensitive data, including email addresses, via combolists.
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192MB of Sensitive Data Leaked from ʀᴀᴅɪᴀɴᴛᴄʟᴏᴜᴅ FREE LOGS DATA CLOUD
In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant data breach involving the ʀᴀᴅɪᴀɴᴛᴄʟᴏᴜᴅ FREE LOGS DATA CLOUD database. Leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud, this breach exposed 192MB of sensitive information, specifically email addresses.
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398MB of Sensitive Data Leaked from SMOKER&CLOUD FREE LOGS
In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant data breach involving the SMOKER&CLOUD FREE LOGS database. This combolist breach, leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud, exposed 398MB of sensitive information, primarily consisting of email addresses.
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3.25GB of Data Leaked from STARLINK[CLOUD]1: Emails Exposed
In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a massive data breach involving the STARLINK[CLOUD]1 database. The breach, uncovered in Telegram chat apps, exposed 3.25GB of sensitive data. The compromised information, including email addresses, was leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud.
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113MB of Sensitive Data Leaked in TOKYO CLOUD FREE#133 via Telegram
In September 2024, InsecureWeb detected a security breach involving the TOKYO CLOUD FREE#133 database, exposing 113MB of sensitive information. This breach, attributed to the hacker group #mooncloud, was uncovered in chat apps, specifically on Telegram.
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Massive 4.25GB Data Leak Detected in WLFR CLOUD.part01 on Telegram
InsecureWeb has detected a substantial data breach involving the database WLFR CLOUD.part01, which exposed 4.25GB of sensitive information. This breach, attributed to the hacker group #mooncloud, was discovered in April 2024 and included combolist data primarily consisting of email addresses.
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770MB of Data Exposed in 2MARVEL_CLOUD (FREE LOGS) Breach Detected on Telegram
A significant data breach affecting the database 2MARVEL_CLOUD (FREE LOGS) was detected in September 2024 by InsecureWeb’s dark web monitoring systems. The breach, attributed to the hacker group #mooncloud, resulted in the exposure of 770MB of sensitive information.