Dark-Web Posts Claim Angi, The Tour Guy and KPN Data for Sale

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Summary

SOCRadar reports dark-web posts claiming to offer data linked to Angi, The Tour Guy, healthcare leads and KPN, plus resurfaced CafeMom credentials. The claims are largely unverified; the CafeMom data is from a 2014 breach.

Key points

  • A seller allegedly offered 4 million Angi records for $800, with contact, address and birthdate information.
  • A post claimed The Tour Guy suffered an August 2026 breach affecting more than 3.8 million records, including alleged account and payment data.
  • Healthcare-related leads allegedly covering Australia, South Korea, Japan and China were advertised, totaling more than 2.3 million records.
  • A seller allegedly offered 4.7 million KPN Netherlands customer records for $320, including telecom and billing details.
  • A post republished data from the historical 2014 CafeMom breach, reportedly including 2.6 million email addresses and plaintext passwords.
  • The article says the data claims are unverified; exposed personal and credential data could enable phishing, fraud, SIM swapping or account takeover.

Article Details

Event Type
SOCRadar reported several underground posts advertising or publishing allegedly breached data, including alleged Angi, The Tour Guy, healthcare leads, and KPN databases, and the resurfacing of data from the historical 2014 CafeMom breach.
Impact
If the claims are accurate, exposed personal, financial, account, and healthcare-related information could enable phishing, identity theft, fraud, SIM-swap attempts, account takeover, and credential stuffing. The CafeMom data is described as historical, not a new breach; the other breach and sale claims are unverified.

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