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Israeli LGBTQ App Atraf Faces Data Leak, 700,000 Users Affected

Posted on April 2, 2024 by Dissent

Everything old is leaked again? First we learn that data of 70+ million AT&T customers that was originally leaked in 2021 has been leaked again. Now it’s the 2021 data leak from Atraf? Waqas of HackRead reports:

Atraf, a popular Israeli LGBTQ dating app, has suffered a major data breach exposing personal information of over half a million users – Leaked data includes clear text password and payment card data – Atraf users are advised to change their passwords immediately!

Now, a user on Breach Forums, apparently of Russian origin, claims to have leaked the Atraf database, containing the personal data of over 1.5 million users. However, Hackread.com has analyzed the 2.63 GB worth of data, which appears legitimate. After removing duplicates, the total number of leaked accounts decreases to over half a million, precisely 669,672.

Read more at HackRead.


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