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Han puesto los supuestos datos de 5,1 millones de clientes de Amazon España a la venta en la dark web. Esto es lo que sabemos https://t.co/uEnmhTQmk2 https://t.co/fcAwIy8Cew
❌ Amazon España niega que los cinco millones de datos filtrados en la 'dark web' sean de sus usuarios Un cibercriminal afirma estar comerciando con ellos en la 'dark web' ✍ Informan @RodAlonsoo y @lore_gamarra https://t.co/oSP44w0rzQ
Cuidado con tu cuenta de Amazon: unos hackers aseguran haber robado 5,1 millones de datos de clientes en España https://t.co/59y91kKAEh
A cybercriminal known as Vaquilla claims to have stolen 5.1 million personal records from Amazon Spain, including sensitive information such as national ID numbers (DNI), mobile phone numbers, email addresses, and postal addresses. These data are reportedly being sold on the dark web. Multiple sources have reported on the breach, highlighting the scale of the exposed data. However, Amazon Spain has denied that the leaked information belongs to its users. Despite the denial, the alleged breach has raised concerns about data security for Amazon customers in Spain.