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    1. 476MB Data Breach Detected from @Everlasting_Cloud_3 on Telegram

      In September 2024, InsecureWeb identified a data breach involving the database “@Everlasting_Cloud_3.” The breach, leaked by hacker group #mooncloud, compromised 476MB of sensitive information.

    2. 756MB Data Leak from @DumpsSlivCloud Private Traffic 841 Uncovered on Telegram

      In September 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant data breach involving the database “@DumpsSlivCloud private traffic 841,” which was leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud. The breach was identified on September 15, 2024, and involved 756MB of compromised data.

    3. 371MB Data Leak from @cvv190_cloud_3 Found on Telegram: Cybersecurity Risks Unveiled

      In September 2024, InsecureWeb uncovered a new security breach involving the database “@cvv190_cloud_3,” which was leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud. Detected on September 15, 2024, the breach involved a total of 371MB of compromised data.

    4. Massive Data Breach Exposes 853MB of Sensitive Data from @BRADMAX 1000 SEPT

      In September 2024, InsecureWeb identified a significant data breach involving the database “@BRADMAX 1000 SEPT,” which was leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud.

    5. Major Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Information from 114DVDFREE Database

      InsecureWeb has detected a significant data breach involving the database “114DVDFREE,” which was leaked by the notorious hacker group #mooncloud. The breach was uncovered on April 24, 2024, during a routine scan of dark web activity.

    6. Sensitive Data Leak from #39 – @Moon_Log Affects 500 Accounts, 447MB of Data Exposed

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb uncovered a significant data breach involving the database “#39 – @Moon_Log – 500 PCS,” exposing 447MB of sensitive data, primarily email addresses. The breach was perpetrated by the hacker group #mooncloud and was found circulating within Telegram chat apps.

    7. New Telegram Data Breach Exposes 434MB of Sensitive Data from @WATERCLOUD_NOTIFY

      InsecureWeb has detected a major security breach involving the database @WATERCLOUD_NOTIFY-24.04.2024-306 FILES-THANKS FOR SUB, which was exposed on April 24, 2024.

    8. 1.45GB of Sensitive Data from @STEALERLOGS Exposed in Telegram Breach

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant security breach involving the @STEALERLOGS 04-23 1000pcs database. Leaked by the infamous hacker group #mooncloud, this breach exposed 1.45GB of sensitive data, primarily email addresses.

    9. 707MB of Sensitive Data from @POWERCLOUDLOGS[FREE] Exposed on Telegram

      InsecureWeb detected a significant data breach on April 23, 2024, involving the @POWERCLOUDLOGS[FREE] database. Leaked by the notorious hacker group #mooncloud, the breach resulted in the exposure of 707MB of sensitive data, primarily consisting of email addresses.

    10. 635MB of Data Exposed from @NEW_DAISYCLOUD-CHAMPIONING! on Telegram

      InsecureWeb detected a significant data breach on April 23, 2024, involving the @NEW_DAISYCLOUD-CHAMPIONING! database. This breach, leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud, resulted in 635MB of sensitive information being exposed.

    11. 491MB of Sensitive Data Leaked from @LulzsecCloudLogs: Another Breach Exposed

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant security breach affecting the @LulzsecCloudLogs database. This breach, linked to the hacker group #mooncloud, exposed 491MB of sensitive data, including email addresses.

    12. Massive 1GB Data Breach Detected in @Fat_logs#26 [2442-PCS] Database

      In April 2024, a major security breach was detected by InsecureWeb, involving the @Fat_logs#26 [2442-PCS] database. The breach, orchestrated by the hacker group #mooncloud, exposed 1GB of sensitive data, primarily email addresses, within combolists.