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    1. 135MB of Sensitive Data Exposed from @Everlasting_Cloud in Recent Breach

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a data breach involving the @Everlasting_Cloud database. The breach, which leaked 135MB of sensitive information, was orchestrated by the hacker group #mooncloud. The stolen data includes email addresses, and the breach was identified within Telegram chat apps.

    2. 273MB of Sensitive Data Leaked from @empcloud – 564pcs Detected on Dark Web

      InsecureWeb has identified a significant data breach involving the database @empcloud – 564pcs, which resulted in the leakage of 273MB of sensitive information. The breach was executed by the hacker group #mooncloud and was detected in April 2024.

    3. 1.47GB of Data Leaked from @Deathmatix 19 April Logs Detected on Dark Web

      InsecureWeb recently detected a significant security breach involving the @Deathmatix 19 April logs database, where 1.47GB of sensitive information was compromised.

    4. Sensitive Data Leak: 93.7MB of Information Compromised from @cvv190_cloud

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a critical security breach involving the @cvv190_cloud database, where 93.7MB of sensitive information was leaked. This breach was orchestrated by the hacker group #mooncloud and was discovered on April 23, 2024.

    5. Security Breach Detected: 424MB of Data Exposed in HarmonyCloud 2121

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a security breach affecting the HarmonyCloud 2121 database, with 424MB of sensitive information leaked. The hacker group #mooncloud was responsible for the breach, leaking the data on April 23, 2024.

    6. 713MB Data Breach Detected in @WATERCLOUD_NOTIFY-23.04.2024-317 FILES

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant security breach involving the database @WATERCLOUD_NOTIFY-23.04.2024-317 FILES-THANKS FOR SUB, with 713MB of sensitive information leaked.

    7. 210MB Data Breach Detected in @Trident_Cloud2 Database, Leaked on Telegram

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a security breach involving a combolist from the @Trident_Cloud2 database. The breach, which was leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud, compromised 210MB of sensitive data, including email addresses.

    8. 115MB of Sensitive Data Leaked in dvdfree2 Breach Detected by InsecureWeb

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb identified a significant data breach involving a database from dvdfree2, leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud. The breach resulted in the exposure of approximately 115MB of sensitive information, primarily email addresses.

    9. 902MB Data Breach Detected in @AnubisCloud_bot – 4500 FILES 22.04 Leak

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant data breach involving the database @AnubisCloud_bot – 4500 FILES 22.04. The breach was facilitated by the hacker group #mooncloud, who leaked approximately 902MB of sensitive data.

    10. 1.06GB of Sensitive Data Leaked in 4.23 – @LOGS_CENTER Breach Detected on Telegram

      InsecureWeb has identified a significant security breach involving the 4.23 – @LOGS_CENTER database. The breach, orchestrated by the hacker group #mooncloud, resulted in the exposure of 1.06GB of sensitive data, primarily email addresses.

    11. 791MB of Sensitive Data Leaked in Logs_22 April Breach Detected on Telegram

      InsecureWeb has detected a significant data breach involving the Logs_22 April database. This breach, leaked by the hacker group #mooncloud, resulted in 791MB of sensitive data, including email addresses, being exposed.

    12. Major Data Breach: 2.68GB of Sensitive Emails Leaked from Premium CashFlow Cloud #67

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant data breach involving the Premium CashFlow Cloud #67 database, which led to the exposure of 2.68GB of sensitive information. The breach, orchestrated by the hacker group #mooncloud, included a vast list of email addresses.