Copy Me That Database

Here is a summary of the Copy Me That database leak in 2021:

On March 24, 2021, a massive database leak was reported, compromising the data of 607,871 users of the copying and pasting tool Copy Me That (copymethat.com). The leaked information includes a wide range of personal data, including


* Username and password combinations
* Email addresses
* IP addresses
* User agent strings
* Browser and operating system information
* Timestamps of login attempts

The leak suggests that the database was stored in an unprotected manner, allowing unauthorized access and exfiltration of the sensitive information. It is unclear how the leak occurred or who was responsible, but it has raised concerns about the security measures in place by Copy Me That and its users.

The leaked data has been shared on the dark web and is now publicly accessible, putting the affected users at risk of identity theft, phishing, and other types of cyberattacks. It is essential for users of the service to take immediate action to change their passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and monitor their accounts for suspicious activity.