Report: VegeHome Database Leak Exposes Data of 100,000+ Customers
Summary
DarkWebInformer reports that actor lulzintel leaked VegeHome’s PrestaShop database in April 2026, exposing data for over 100,000 customers, including emails, hashed passwords, reset tokens and business records.
Key points
- The article reports that lulzintel published VegeHome’s PrestaShop database in April 2026; the breach is not independently confirmed in the supplied content.
- Reportedly exposed data includes customer names, email addresses, birthdays and hashed passwords.
- The dump reportedly contained password reset tokens and secure keys; the article says these could pose account-takeover risks if still valid.
- Business records reportedly included company identifiers, payment terms and internal mail records.
- The article says the database dump was available as a free forum download.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- VegeHome
- Victim Domain
- vegehome.pl
- Incident Type
- Database breach and public data leak
- Data Types Exposed
- Full names
- Email addresses
- Birthdays
- Hashed passwords
- Password reset tokens
- Secure keys
- Company names and identifiers (SIRET numbers and APE codes)
- Payment terms
- Internal mail records
- Customer account metadata
- Affected Records
- Over 100,000 customers
- Operational Impact
- The exposed password reset tokens and secure keys could enable account takeover if still valid. The company identifiers and payment terms could increase the risk of business identity theft. No operational disruption is reported.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- Unknown
- Claim Status
- confirmed