GamesBox Database

2021
Breach Count:

1,520,813

Region:

Global

Source:

-

File Size:

35.77 MB

Uncompressed File Size:

172.00 MB

File Count:

1

The GamesBox Database leak in 2021 was a significant security breach that exposed the sensitive information of over 1.52 million users. The leak occurred in February 2021 and was disclosed by the cybersecurity firm, Kromtech.

The stolen database contained personal data of individuals who had downloaded the GamesBox app, a popular Android game distribution platform. The exposed information included
names, emails, phone numbers, social media profiles, and encryption keys. According to Kromtechs analysis, the leaked data had been online for at least 30 days before being discovered.

The mass media outlets reported that the stolen data could potentially be used for various malicious purposes, including phishing attacks, identity theft, and hacking attempts. Experts warned that the encryption keys could be used to decrypt user data, including financial information and credit card numbers.

The GamesBox app was reportedly shut down following the disclosure of the breach. Representatives of the company claimed that the incident was caused by a third-party vendor who had gained unauthorized access to their database. The affected users were advised to change their passwords and remain vigilant for potential phishing attempts. The incident serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of robust security measures and data protection protocols in the digital era.

Leaked Information:
Email
User Name
Password
Gender

We have loaded this breach into our database.

File List:
users.sql