Breach Intelligence

In June 2023, the French Minecraft network FunCloud, known for its Skyblock server at play.funcloud.fr, appeared in an online compilation of leaked databases. The listing referenced a file titled “FunCloud – LiteBans.txt” containing approximately 256,000 rows from the server’s LiteBans punishment system. Reports indicate that the exposed information included Minecraft usernames and associated IP addresses.

In approximately August 2022, the Renting service RentingAuthority suffered a data breach that impacted 376k users. The breach led to the exposure of data including Email addresses, Dates of birth, Phone numbers, Full names, Divers License Numbers, SSNs (Partial) and Passwords stored in Plaintext. The website was breached by @3Subs.

Gody.vn, Vietnam's largest travel social network, experienced a data breach on 2020. The breach exposed over 260,000 records of users who used the platform to share experiences, plan itineraries, and manage travel documents. Leaked data includes names, usernames, email addresses, and hashed passwords.

In April 2024, the Australian delivery company BHF Couriers (https://www.bhfcouriers.com.au/) suffered a data breach that exposed over 327k clients and over 22k users records. The data included email and physical addresses, names, partial credit cards data, phone numbers, unsalted MD5 password hashes and orders info.

In December 2011, iSpeak.cn suffered a data breach on their website leaking around 9.6 million user's information. The information leaked includes plaintext passwords, email addresses and usernames. iSpeak is a chinese instant messaging app with VOIP capabilities comparable to Teamspeak.