May 28, 06:26 AM

Data Breach Exposes 184 Million Passwords and 5.1 Million Amazon Spain Records Sold on Dark Web

A major data breach has exposed approximately 184 million passwords across multiple platforms including Google, Microsoft, and Facebook. The compromised data reportedly included user logins linked to dozens of governments. Separately, a cyberattack attributed to the threat actor known as Vaquilla targeted Amazon Spain, resulting in the exfiltration of around 5.1 million customer records containing personally identifiable information. These Amazon Spain data have been put up for sale on the dark web, raising concerns about the security of user information in Spain.

#Google #Microsoft #Facebook #Vaquilla #Amazon Spain #Spain

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HTCMania@htcmania
1 year ago
Filtración masiva expone datos de 5 millones de usuarios de Amazon España https://t.co/eLtSVAcib1 https://t.co/y5qaSjxV6n
Genbeta@genbeta
1 year ago
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
HackManac@H4ckManac
1 year ago
🚨Data Breach Alert‼️ 🇪🇸Spain - Amazon Spain The threat actor known as Vaquilla claims responsibility for a data breach involving Amazon Spain. According to the actor, 5.1 million records have been exfiltrated, containing personally identifiable information (PII) such as full https://t.co/tSU3gI54GD

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