From HackRead:
According to a report by vpnMentor, databases of 7 VPN firms were exposed placing a whopping 1.207 TB of data with 1,083,997,361 records exposed to public access. The impacted services are:
- UFO VPN
- FAST VPN
- Free VPN
- Super VPN
- Flash VPN
- Secure VPN
- Rabbit VPN
The data exposed includes:
- Full names
- Email addresses
- Physical addresses
- Financial information
- Passwords in plaintext
- User logs
- User support messages
Furthermore, details such as technical specifications of user devices, identities of the Internet Service Providers (ISPs) being used, the sites visited along with the user’s IP address from which they initially connected to the VPN were leaked.
Such data could be used by any threat actor to gain unauthorized access the accounts of all of these users along with any other accounts where these credentials are re-used.
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