Champhunt Database and Source Code Allegedly Offered for Sale, with 224,300 Records Claimed
Summary
An unidentified seller allegedly offered Champhunt’s database and source code for Monero, claiming 224,300 user records were exposed, including contact details, hashed passwords, dates of birth, and profile data. The breach is unconfirmed.
Key points
- An unidentified actor allegedly offered Champhunt’s database and source code for a one-time payment in Monero.
- The actor claims the database contains 224,300 user records; the claim is not independently confirmed.
- Reported data includes names, email addresses, mobile numbers, dates of birth, gender, and state and country.
- Other allegedly exposed information includes hashed passwords, profile photos, “About Me” descriptions, account dates, and platform metrics.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Champhunt
- Incident Type
- Alleged database and source-code compromise with data offered for sale
- Data Types Exposed
- First and last names
- Email addresses
- Mobile numbers
- Hashed passwords
- Dates of birth
- Gender
- State and country location data
- Profile photos
- About Me descriptions
- Follower counts and total/received Runs
- Account creation and modification dates
- Affected Records
- The actor claims 224,300 unique user records were compromised.
- Operational Impact
- The article reports no service disruption. The database and source code are allegedly being offered for sale.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- The actor allegedly offered the database and source code for a one-time payment in Monero (XMR); the sale and compromise are unconfirmed.
- Claim Status
- claimed