Clubhouse data breache: 1.3 million users have info leaked online
The chat application Clubhouse has become the latest technologist to suffer a major data breach after the online application leaked information to nearly 1.3 million users.
CyberNews has revealed that it has an SQL database that has leaked a record 1.3 million clubhouse users for free on a popular hacker forum.
The information in the SQL database includes the user ID, name, photo URL, username, Twitter handle, Instagram handle, number of followers and the number of followers of the user ow.
"Clubhouse has not been breached or hacked," the company said in a tweet. The data referred to is all public profile information obtained from our application, which anyone can access through the app or our API.
This suggests that infringing information does not include sensitive information such as passwords or email addresses, which may be more harmful.
However, the information can still be used to target clubhouse users with phishing attacks or other types of social engineering attacks.
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