Security researchers say a data breach on adult website Luscious exposed the information of more than 1 million supposedly anonymous users. A research team at vpnMentor revealed that the XXX site, which centers around animated imagery uploaded by users, left data on over 1.195 million accounts in an unsecured database. Everything from usernames to personal email addresses was included in the breach, as well as activity logs and the gender and location of account holders.
“The highly sensitive and private nature of Luscious’ content makes users incredibly vulnerable to a range of attacks and exploitation by malicious hackers,” vpnMentor states. The accounts belonged to a wide range of users spanning from numerous continents, including “Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas.” While there doesn’t seem to be any evidence that hackers accessed the database, vpnMentor says that users of the site should be mindful of any attacks such as doxing, extortion, and phishing.
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