Following the hacking of masked credit and debit card data belonging to crores of Juspay customers, independent cybersecurity analyst Rajshekhar Rajaharia reported on January 6, 2021, that the same hacker, likely branded as ‘ShinyHunters,’ is now selling databases belonging to three more Indian companies on the Dark Web.
ShinyHunters, the well-known hacker responsible for exposing the accounts of companies such as Animal Jam, Mashable, Upstox, and 123RF, among others, has returned with yet another high-profile data breach.
The hacker has recently focused on leaking databases belonging to Indian institutions. While unconfirmed, it is thought that the hacker’s extortion efforts failed, and as a result, the hacker leaks the stolen info.
This time, ShinyHunters has leaked a database belonging to WedMeGood, a prominent Indian wedding planning website that handles everything from location selection to photographer bookings and wedding outfit arrangements. WedMeGood has a website and an app that allows couples planning weddings to find nearby vendors and get ideas and inspiration for their big day. The business is headquartered in Gurgaon and was founded in 2014 by Mehak Sagar Shahani and Anand Shahani.
According to Hackread.com’s review, the database contains 41.5 GB of data, including the city, gender, full names, phone numbers, email addresses, password hashes, booking leads, last login date, account formation date, Facebook unique ID numbers, and holiday summary for Airbnb.
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