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    1. Carsfast.com Website Suffers Data Breach

      InsecureWeb, a company specializing in detecting security breaches, has detected a data breach at carsfast.com, a website that provides information and reviews of automobiles and vehicles. The breach was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an unknown user, @, on April 26th, 2023.

    2. Multiple Domains Impacted by Combolist Leak with Aadhar Information

      InsecureWeb, a company specializing in detecting security breaches, has detected a data breach affecting multiple domains due to a combolist leak containing Aadhar information. The leak was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an unknown user, @, on April 23rd, 2023.

    3. Multiple Domains Suffer Data Breach Due to Combolist Leak

      InsecureWeb, a company specializing in detecting security breaches, has detected a data breach affecting multiple domains due to a combolist leak. The leak was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an unknown user, @, on April 22nd, 2023.

    4. Dungeons & Dragons Online Website Ddo.com Experiences Data Breach

      InsecureWeb, a company specializing in detecting security breaches, has detected a data breach at Ddo.com, the official website of the video game Dungeons & Dragons Online. The breach was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an unknown user, @, on April 20th, 2023.

    5. DayZ Forum Community Suffers Data Breach

      InsecureWeb, a company specializing in detecting security breaches, has detected a data breach at DayZforum.net, an online forum dedicated to the discussion of the video game DayZ. The breach was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an unknown user, @, on April 20th, 2023.

    6. Online Survival Game DayZ.com Experiences Data Breach

      InsecureWeb, a company specializing in detecting security breaches, has detected a data breach at DayZ.com, the official website of the online survival game DayZ. The breach was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an unknown user, @, on April 20th, 2023.

    7. Programming Resource Website Daniweb.com Experiences Data Breach

      InsecureWeb, a company dedicated to scanning the dark web for security breaches, has detected a data breach at Daniweb.com, a website that provides resources and tools for software developers.

    8. Online Gaming Forum D3Scene.com Suffers Data Breach

      InsecureWeb, a company specializing in detecting security breaches, has detected a data breach at D3Scene.com, an online forum dedicated to the discussion of video games and technology. The breach was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an unknown user, @, on April 20th, 2023.

    9. Chinese Software Developer Network Csdn.net Experiences Data Breach

      InsecureWeb, a company dedicated to scanning the dark web for security breaches, has detected a data breach at Csdn.net, a Chinese website that provides resources and tools for software developers.

    10. Multiple Domains Targeted in Data Breach

      InsecureWeb, a company specializing in detecting security breaches, has detected a data breach affecting multiple domains. The breach was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an unknown user, @, on April 20th, 2023.

    11. Security Breach at CrackingItaly.com

      InsecureWeb, a company dedicated to scanning the dark web for security breaches, has detected a data breach at CrackingItaly.com, a website that provides information and tools for hackers and cybercriminals in Italy.

    12. Crackingforum.com Suffers Data Breach: 3.38MB of Sensitive Information Stolen

      In April 2023, we at InsecureWeb detected a data breach on Crackingforum.com, a website that offers information and tools for hackers and cybercriminals. The breach was posted on the Telegram channel #@leakdatabreaches by an anonymous user known as “@”.