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    1. Mirage Cloud Breached: 462MB of Data Exposed on Telegram

      In February 2024, InsecureWeb discovered a data leak from MIRAGE CLOUD, exposing 462MB of sensitive information on the Telegram channel “#mooncloud.

    2. Watercloud Leak Spills 1.56GB: Cybersecurity Cloud Casts Doubt

      A data leak from “@Watercloud,” a Telegram channel potentially linked to cloud storage or cybersecurity information, exposed 1.56GB of sensitive data in February 2024. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on February 1st, shared by the hacker “#mooncloud.

    3. Monster Free’s Job Hunt Turns Risky: 2.18GB Data Leak Exposes Emails

      A data leak from Monster Free, a job searching platform, exposed a substantial amount of user email addresses in February 2024. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on February 1st, shared by the hacker “#mooncloud” on Telegram.

    4. LulzSec Cloud Logs Leak: 1.63GB of Security Info Exposed

      A data leak from @LulzsecCloudLogs, a Telegram channel potentially linked to the hacker group LulzSec, exposed a significant amount of sensitive information in February 2024.

    5. Potential Security Tool Breach: 596MB of Data Exposed

      InsecureWeb discovered a data leak on January 27th, 2024, containing information related to “Pe-injection,” a term potentially associated with security analysis tools for Windows systems.

    6. Rakuten Rattled: Chat App Leak Exposes User Emails

      A data leak from Rakuten TV, the subscription-based video streaming service, exposed a small amount of user email addresses in December 2023. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on December 16th on the Telegram channel “#latestdatabreaches,” shared by the hacker “@NinjaDefender.

    7. Qello’s Encore Stumbles: Chat App Leak Exposes Emails

      A data leak from Qello Concerts, the concert and music streaming service, exposed a limited number of user email addresses in December 2023. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on December 16th on the Telegram channel “#latestdatabreaches,” shared by the hacker “@NinjaDefender.

    8. Pure Flix Purity Tarnished: Chat App Leak Exposes User Emails

      A data leak from Pure Flix, the faith-based streaming service, exposed a small amount of user email addresses in December 2023. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on December 16th on the Telegram channel “#latestdatabreaches,” shared by the hacker “@NinjaDefender.

    9. Prime Video Nibbled On: Chat Leak Exposes User Emails

      A data leak from Prime Video, Amazon’s popular streaming service, exposed a small amount of user email addresses in December 2023. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on December 16th on the Telegram channel “#latestdatabreaches,” shared by the hacker “@NinjaDefender.

    10. Popcornflix Snacked On: Chat App Leak Exposes User Emails

      A data leak from Popcornflix, the free movie streaming service, exposed a small amount of user email addresses in December 2023. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on December 16th on the Telegram channel “#latestdatabreaches,” shared by the hacker “@NinjaDefender.

    11. Pluto TV Nipped: Chat App Leak Exposes User Emails

      A data leak from Pluto TV, the popular free streaming service, exposed a limited amount of user email addresses in December 2023. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on December 16th on the Telegram channel “#latestdatabreaches,” shared by the hacker “@NinjaDefender.

    12. BFI Player: Minor Data Leak Exposes User Emails

      A data leak from BFI Player, the British Film Institute’s online streaming platform, exposed a limited amount of user email addresses in December 2023. InsecureWeb discovered the leak on December 16th on the Telegram channel “#latestdatabreaches,” shared by the hacker “@NinjaDefender.