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ClickFunnels Leak: 974K Records Exposed via Third-Party
By InsecureWeb Team
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đź’Ą Data Breach Summary
A major data leak concerning ClickFunnels has surfaced on darkforums.st, allegedly posted by hacker @Satanic. The exposed datasets include:
- Table‑1: ~514,000 unique records
- Table‑2: ~460,000 unique records
- Total: ~974,000 entries
The leak reportedly stems from a third-party integration linked to ClickFunnels. The compromised data may include emails, phone numbers, company details, and payment-related information.
đź§© About ClickFunnels
ClickFunnels is a popular marketing software platform that guides users through streamlined sales funnels. By offering simplified, stage-by-stage pages with fewer clickable options, the tool drives customer actions—from landing pages to final purchases.
🔍 Company Data Breach History
- Late April 2025: The hacker group “Satanic” claimed to have breached ClickFunnels via a third-party on April 29, 2025
- ClickFunnels’ response: As of early May, the company was investigating the claims—officially acknowledging the incident but not confirming a direct breach.This scenario parallels recent breaches in other services (e.g., Magento), where data was exposed through third-party.
⚠️ Where and How?
The leak appeared on darkforums.st, with @Satanic sharing two distinct table dumps. The information likely originated from an integrated third-party vendor—highlighting the security dangers posed by peripheral systems.
đź”§ Recommendations for Stakeholders
For businesses and users affected:
- Immediately change passwords and enable two-factor authentication on all ClickFunnels-linked accounts.
- Monitor email and phone accounts for phishing, spam, or suspicious activity.
- Audit any third-party services connecting to ClickFunnels.
For ClickFunnels & integrations:
- Conduct a full security review of third-party access points and API connections.
- Strengthen access management, especially for vendors handling sensitive customer data.
- Update incident response plans and notify customers transparently.
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