LiveAuctioneers

Jun 19, 2020
Breach Count:

3,385,862

Region:

Global

Source:

-

File Size:

581.32 MB

Uncompressed File Size:

2.14 GB

File Count:

1

The LiveAuctioneers data breach occurred in September 2020, resulting in the exposure of 3,385,862 records. The leaked data included information on bidders, buyers, and sellers, including names, emails, phone numbers, dates of birth, and physical addresses.

According to reports, the breach was caused by an unsecured database that contained sensitive data. An anonymous hacker discovered the vulnerability and exploited it to download the entire dataset, which included sensitive information on individuals and organizations.

The exposed data did not include financial information, such as credit card numbers or bank accounts. However, the breach still raised concerns about the security and privacy of users personal information. LiveAuctioneers, a platform that facilitates online auctions, has since taken steps to improve its data security measures.

The breach highlights the importance of protecting sensitive data and the need for organizations to prioritize privacy and security. It serves as a reminder for individuals to be vigilant about protecting their personal information and to demand robust security measures from companies that handle sensitive data.

Leaked Information:
Email
IP Address
Full Name
Password
Phone
Address
User Name

We have loaded this breach into our database.

File List:
liveauctioneers.com.sql