Online casino has suffered a data breach.

A total of 51 breach events were found and analysed resulting in 24,491,169 exposed accounts containing a total of 27 different data types of personal datum . The breaches found publicly and freely available included IXIgo (2), UTIP Technologies, Keybe, Java Trading and Best 2 Pay. Sign in to view the full library of breach events which includes, where available, reference articles relating to each breach.

Data Breach Analysis

IXIgo, a well-known travel booking platform, was involved in a second leak. The exposure of user data from such platforms could lead to identity misuse, fraudulent travel bookings, or targeted phishing campaigns, especially when travel itineraries or financial details are involved.

UTIP Technologies, which offers brokerage software and services, presents a significant risk when breached. Financial platforms are often linked with regulatory compliance requirements, and any data leakage here could affect not just individual users but also raise reputational and legal concerns for client firms relying on UTIP’s services.

Keybe, a customer engagement and automation company, is particularly sensitive in terms of the data it processes. CRM platforms typically store names, emails, behavioural data, and interaction histories. Breaches here could lead to impersonation, business email compromise (BEC), and a breakdown of trust between companies and their clients.

Java Trading, a specialty coffee supplier with a global footprint, likely maintains e-commerce customer records. While less sensitive on the surface, exposure of consumer profiles and transaction data can still feed into broader credential stuffing attacks or spam marketing campaigns.

Best2Pay, operating in the digital payments and fintech space, is perhaps the most sensitive in terms of risk. Breaches here could expose transaction logs, personal identifiers, and even banking data, posing direct threats of fraud, identity theft, or regulatory scrutiny for financial partners.

Spotlight

A Dutch online casino that offers crypto currency deposits has suffered a data breach. The breached data was picked up by a member of the team earlier this week while surfing lesser-known sections of the internet. There seems to have been no comment from the site so far. The site takes pride in its users' security and talks about having the "highest security available" yet it appears they do not have a 2FA option for its users.

A virtual event platform that caters to people who don’t want to leave the house or who cannot, has recently suffered a data breach. The site offers users the ability to view workshops, webinars and trade shows virtually. The company has offices in the US and India and serves clients such as Interpol.

An American company that makes tracking devices for dogs has seen a section of its user base dump its data online. The company was created in 1989 and has been tackling dogs' lust for freedom for several decades with various monitoring and training devices. In this breach, the K9s have come out on top because no dog's data has been exposed.

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