Data was put up for sale in a hacker's forum in Jan, recently made available for free on several forums. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – Thousands of Singapore Duolingo users have had their e-mail addresses leaked, after the data of almost 2.7 million users of the popular language learning platform were put up on several hacking forums.
The 1.6GB database was too large for Microsoft Excel to process, and the information was cut off at the 1,048,575th entry. The remaining entries could not be opened. In its analysis, the firm revealed that 47,852 Singapore Duolingo accounts were part of the database. More than 7,000 of them had their e-mail addresses put up.Technology website TechRadar reported on Aug 23 that the data was compromised in January.
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More than 7,000 Singapore Duolingo users’ e-mails found in leaked databaseThousands of Singapore Duolingo users have had their e-mail addresses leaked, after the data of almost 2.7 million users of the popular language learning platform were put up on several hacking forums. Besides e-mail addresses, the leaked data also indicated if a user had...
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