threat-intel
Chess.com : un nouveau pirate revendique 7,3 millions de profils
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Summary
A cybercriminal claims to have stolen a massive dataset from Chess.com, containing 7.3 million user profiles. The data includes email addresses, usernames, user IDs, and various profile details, representing a significant increase over a previous breach. While the claim highlights a substantial collection of user information, ZATAZ reports that the data was likely scraped and there’s no evidence of a system intrusion. The dataset's value lies in its potential for targeted attacks and identity intelligence.
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