Conducting its established research into the dark web and deep web, Cyble has identified 199 data breaches across various websites and companies. Due to these data breaches, 4.1 million user accounts are potentially at risk. The company’s researchers are constantly monitoring data breaches and helping users secure their accounts and data. Recently, Cyble reported several large data breaches that included approximately 24 GB of customer data from Squareyards, Sumo Payroll and Stashfin, Dussmann Group , and Rabot Dutilleul.
After discovering the 199 data breaches, Cyble researchers immediately acquired and indexed the leaks on the data breach monitoring and notification platform, AmiBreached.com. Those concerned that data has been exposed can sign up for the platform to check.
Retail users can verify whether they have been exposed through the dark web monitoring search engine, which holds over 40 billion dark web site records, while corporate customers can assess cyber risks from third parties, employees and partners.
Cyble reports these data breaches to inform users about the dangers of the internet and the use of online services.
To avoid data leakage, it is recommended to take the following steps:
- Never share personal information, including financial information, over the phone, email , or SMS.
- Use strong passwords and implement multi-factor authentication where possible.
- Regularly monitor your financial transactions and if you notice any suspicious movements, contact your bank immediately.
- Enable automatic software updates on your computer, mobile devices, and other connected devices, where possible.
- Use a reliable antivirus software package on your connected devices, including PCs, Laptops, etc.
People concerned about their exposure on the dark web can sign up for AmiBreached.com to confirm whether their information has been leaked.
