A leaksear.ch index covers nearly 5 million AT&T 2023 records tied to a third-party marketing vendor incident that AT&T said affected about 9 million wireless accounts. The exposed data includes emails, names, phone numbers, billing account numbers, device details, ZIP codes, and upgrade-eligibility data, but not SSNs, payment cards, or passwords.
A Facebook-targeted credential-stuffing combo list contains 1.3 million email, username, and plaintext password pairs. The dataset is described as aggregated from prior public breaches and infostealer logs, not a new breach of Facebook itself.
leaksear.ch has indexed 8,865 Israeli Ministry of Defense records tied to pre-military trainees and enlistment candidates. The records include contact details, Israeli national IDs, dates of birth, family context, and enlistment-related metadata.
A Chinese banking customer dataset indexed by leaksear.ch contains 64,885 records tied to a December 2023 leak listing. The records include names, phone numbers, dates of birth, addresses, bank identifiers, account numbers, and national ID card numbers.
A Telecom Egypt, TE Data, leak indexed by leaksear.ch contains 32 FreeRADIUS accounting records tied to broadband sessions. The records expose usernames, IP addresses, MAC address fields, timestamps, and usage counters, not passwords.
A leaksear.ch-indexed leak tied to Universidad del Quindío contains 30,991 records from university intranet sources. The dataset includes account, directory, portal, COVID-19 log, CV, complaint, and credential-related data, creating phishing and account-takeover risk for affected people.
A dataset labelled Bank of Brazil contains 202 records with names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, country fields, and bank information. The breach date and exposure method are not listed, so affected parties should treat the data as a contact-focused leak and watch for phishing.
A Cryptofalka breach dataset indexed by leaksear.ch contains 2,317 records tied to the Hungarian crypto education and media site. The indexed fields include email addresses, names, usernames, and hashed passwords, creating credential and phishing risk for affected users.
Leaksear.ch has indexed 1,326 records from an alleged The Crypto Merchant database leak, including customer contact, shipping, account, and order data. The exposure matters because hardware-wallet buyer data can fuel targeted phishing, account attacks, and physical-address risk.