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    1. Combolist Security Breach: 1.12 GB of Sensitive Data Leaked on Telegram

      On April 18, 2024, InsecureWeb detected a major data breach involving a database named “1Logs_18 April.” The breach, executed by the hacker #mooncloud, resulted in the exposure of 1.12 GB of sensitive information, primarily email addresses.

    2. Massive Data Breach: Combolist Sensitive Information Exposed on Telegram

      On April 18, 2024, InsecureWeb detected a substantial data breach involving a database named “1@FreeOLDCloud.” This breach, orchestrated by a hacker known as #mooncloud, involved the exposure of 506 MB of sensitive information.

    3. Major security breach detected – Combolist data compromised

      On April 18, 2024, InsecureWeb detected a major data breach. The breach affected a database named “20240413_vidar_2000x_@logsinspector” and was leaked by a hacker known as #mooncloud. The compromised data included email information and totaled 475 MB.

    4. Massive Data Breach: 1.92GB of Emails Compromised in 1704202422STARLINK[CLOUD] v2

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb uncovered a significant security breach affecting the database 1704202422STARLINK[CLOUD] v2. The breach, orchestrated by the hacker #mooncloud, resulted in the theft of 1.92GB of sensitive information, primarily email addresses.

    5. 17STARLINK Database Breach Exposes 1.24GB of Sensitive Data

      The breach originated within the 17STARLINK database, where sensitive information, including email addresses, was compromised and subsequently leaked. #mooncloud successfully extracted 1.24GB of data, posing substantial risks to affected individuals.

    6. Dark Web Breach Alert: 2.49GB of Emails Compromised from 4.17 #2 – @LOGS_CENTER

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb uncovered a significant security breach involving the database 4.17 #2 – @LOGS_CENTER. This breach, perpetrated by the hacker #mooncloud, resulted in the exposure of 2.49GB of sensitive data.

    7. Data Breach Alert: 2.86GB of Emails Exposed from 17042024STARLINK[CLOUD] v2

      In April 2024, InsecureWeb detected a significant data breach involving the 17042024STARLINK[CLOUD] v2 database. This breach, carried out by the hacker #mooncloud, resulted in 2.86GB of sensitive data being leaked.

    8. Massive Data Breach Exposes 3.37GB of Emails from 070420241STARLINK[CLOUD]

      InsecureWeb has identified a significant data breach involving the 070420241STARLINK[CLOUD] database. On April 17, 2024, a hacker known as #mooncloud leaked 3.37GB of sensitive data. The breach was detected by InsecureWeb in April 2024 through chat apps on telegram.org.

    9. Massive Data Breach Exposes 1.64GB of Emails from Premium CashFlow Cloud #55

      InsecureWeb has detected a significant data breach involving the Premium CashFlow Cloud #55 database. On April 16, 2024, the hacker known as #mooncloud leaked sensitive information, amounting to 1.64GB of data.

    10. Major Data Breach Exposes 1.76GB of Emails from Premium CashFlow Cloud #54

      InsecureWeb has detected a significant data breach involving the Premium CashFlow Cloud #54 database. On April 16, 2024, the hacker known as #mooncloud leaked 1.76GB of sensitive data from this database.

    11. Massive Data Breach Exposes 1.58GB of Emails from Premium CashFlow Cloud #53

      InsecureWeb has detected a significant data breach involving the Premium CashFlow Cloud #53 database. On April 16, 2024, the hacker known as #mooncloud leaked 1.58GB of sensitive data from this database.

    12. Massive Data Breach Exposes 1.91GB of Emails from Premium CashFlow Cloud #52

      InsecureWeb has detected a significant data breach involving the Premium CashFlow Cloud #52 database. On April 16, 2024, the hacker known as #mooncloud leaked 1.91GB of sensitive data from this database.