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Brand New Tube had 347,388 user records indexed from an August 2022 breach, including emails, usernames, IP addresses, names and unsalted SHA-1 password hashes. Public breach listings put the incident at roughly 350,000 affected subscribers, creating phishing and credential-reuse risk for former users.

A Deezer leak indexed by leaksear.ch contains 244.6 million records, including searchable emails, names, usernames, countries, and dates of birth. Public notices tie the incident to a former third-party service provider and a 2019 data snapshot that surfaced publicly in 2022.

A leaksear.ch indexed leak attributed to mod.gov.il contains 8,603 Aharai participant records. The exposed data includes identity numbers, contact details, birth dates, addresses, family information, program details, status fields, and notes.

A BestCombo/GGBestC credential stuffing list contains about 1.56 million plaintext email and password records advertised for popular gaming and streaming services. The data appears to be an aggregated combolist, not evidence of a direct breach at the named platforms.

A Tout leak indexed by leaksear.ch contains 797,968 records tied to the defunct short-video social network. The data includes emails, usernames, names, IP addresses, profile data, and bcrypt password hashes.

A Tigo dataset indexed by leaksear.ch contains 10.3 million records tied to the video chat and dating platform. The exposed data includes emails, usernames, IP addresses, names, phone numbers, device data, profile photos, and activity metadata.