Global sportswear brand has suffered a data breach.

A total of 15 breaches were found and analysed resulting in 425,776 leaked accounts containing a total of 17 different data types. The breaches found publicly and freely available included Grip Invest, THC Talk, NonStop Health, Kipling and Keeggi. Sign in to view the full library of breach events which includes, where available, reference articles relating to each breach.

Data Breach Analysis

Grip Invest operates in the financial investment sector, offering platforms for users to invest and grow their wealth. A breach here could expose sensitive financial data, putting users at risk of fraud or identity theft, while potentially undermining trust in the platform.

THC Talk is a social media community focused on cannabis culture. Exposure of user accounts from such a platform may reveal personal interests and lifestyle details, which could have privacy implications for users depending on their location and employment.

NonStop Health is likely involved in healthcare or wellness services, where breaches could expose sensitive medical or personal health information. Such data leaks pose serious privacy concerns and potential regulatory consequences for the organisation.

Kipling, known for retail products like bags and accessories, could see customer data exposed, risking identity theft and targeted scams, as well as reputational damage affecting customer loyalty.

Keeggi operates in digital or creative services, and breaches here could lead to exposure of client information, intellectual property, or personal data, impacting business operations and client trust.

Spotlight

A popular sportswear brand that sells its merchandise globally has suffered a data breach. It appears that their security is as slim as the new track suits they are promoting. The domain that was compromised is Chilean and there are no reports that other sections of the company have been breached. 

This data breach will have the most relaxed community unfazed. A popular cannabis forum that was breached back in 2017 has resurfaced on an infamous forum. Over thousands of unique email addresses and datasets were among the data, such as hashed passwords, IP addresses, and more.

And finally a Forex trading platform has had a very large section there user-base dumped online. The company was founded back in 2006, starting off with only five members, now 70 highly qualified staff work with over 200 clients. The company offers its services around the world such as Asia and Europe.

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