BRIEFLeakhighP70
Tinder dating app 32 million user database leak
Tinder
Detected5 July 2026 · 04:30 UTC
Large database of 32 million Tinder users offered for sale, a significant data leak with global implications.
CategoryLeak
Severityhigh
Priority score70
Detected5 July 2026 · 04:30 UTC
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Base de datos nacional de ciudadanos de Pakistán filtradaA national citizenship database of Pakistan is being offered for download, affecting a population of hundreds of millions. Bulk national ID data powers identity theft, loan fraud and impersonation at scale. It is notable for teams tracking large state data leaks.Leak● 50
Filtración de 22,4 millones de registros de CAF.frA 22.4M-record dataset from CAF.fr, the French family benefits administration, is being circulated and dated 2025. It contains personal and benefits data of French residents, ideal for fraud and social engineering. Government benefits data leaks carry high privacy and fraud risk.Leak● 56
Filtración de 20 millones de registros de clientes del ISP francés Free.frA 43.5GB dataset of around 20 million Free.fr customer records is circulating, a major French telecom data leak. Telecom customer data enables SIM-swap, phishing and account-takeover campaigns. Free is critical infrastructure, so this matters well beyond France.Leak● 60
Base de datos de ciudadanos de Ucrania (53 millones) filtradaA database of roughly 53 million Ukrainian citizens is being offered, which if authentic is among the largest national identity leaks seen. Bulk citizen data drives identity fraud and targeted scams against Ukrainians. It is significant for any team tracking large government data leaks.Leak● 62
Base de datos interna de Uber (uberinternal) con más de 20 millones de registrosThreat actors are advertising an internal Uber dataset (uberhub.uberinternal.com / MDM) of over 20 million records. Internal corporate data at this scale enables account takeover and targeted social engineering against employees. Leaks like this are often repurposed to fuel further intrusions.Leak● 72
Filtración de datos de la empresa argentina GlobantGlobant is one of Argentina's largest IT services firms, with thousands of staff and enterprise clients across LATAM and the US. A leaked database could expose employee and client records, enabling targeted phishing or supply-chain attacks. It matters because a Globant breach has direct spillover for many regional organizations.