Plush online marketing company has been breached.

A total of 16 breaches were found and analysed resulting in 3,092,119 leaked accounts containing a total of 15 different data types. The breaches found publicly and freely available included Online Digital, Just Dial, University of Portland, Black Diamonds Casino and Oil Heating Online. Sign in to view the full library of breach events which includes, where available, reference articles relating to each breach.

Data Breach Analysis

Online Digital and Just Dial operate in the digital services and local business directory space, managing vast amounts of user and business information. Breaches here can compromise sensitive contact details, business data, and user queries, potentially leading to phishing attacks or fraud that impact both consumers and businesses.

The University of Portland breach touches the education sector, where exposed data may include student records, faculty information, and academic details. Such leaks can have serious implications for personal privacy and institutional integrity, affecting both current and former students as well as staff.

Black Diamonds Casino, a player in online gaming and gambling, involves sensitive user data including financial transactions and personal details. Exposure here risks financial fraud, identity theft, and undermines trust in the online gaming industry.

Finally, Oil Heating Online represents the energy sector where breaches can disrupt customer trust and expose sensitive operational or customer data, potentially affecting business continuity and stakeholder confidence.

Spotlight

A popular proxy site has had their user-base dumped online and is now in circulation, information about the individual proxy's used by the users and there location as well data types such as hashed passwords, email address and account information are in the breach data.

Another plush online marketing company has been breached. The site advertises slogans such as "Unlock your online growth potential"; well, someone has definitely unlocked their clients' data with over 1.7 million unique email addresses posted online along with a good array of other data types such as device information, gender, and mobile phone numbers. The company prides itself with a 245% success rate which is pretty outstanding really with some household brand names in the mix, hopefullythey have disclosed the breach to them too.

A well-known university in America has had over 100K unique email addresses, usernames and full names leaked somewhere they would not want. No other information was in the data, it does smell phishy to us.

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