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Ucraft Data Leak Exposes User Information, Raising Security Concerns
Website builder Ucraft recently experienced a data leak that exposed sensitive information of hundreds of thousands of users.
The exposed data included:
- Unredacted domain registration information: This includes email addresses, phone numbers, names, and home addresses.
- User email addresses: While potentially less harmful on its own, this information can be used for targeted phishing attacks.
- Hashed passwords: While considered more secure than plain text passwords, hashed passwords can still be cracked with enough computing power.
The leak poses a significant
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Tagged account takeovers, data leak, doxxing, phishing, security, spam, ucraft
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