Techcrunch Hacktivist Exposes 500,000 Stalkerware Customers' Payment Records
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A hacktivist has scraped over 500,000 payment records from stalkerware app providers, revealing email addresses and partial payment information of customers. The exposed records include transactions for services like Geofinder and uMobix, which are used for phone surveillance. This incident highlights vulnerabilities in the security of consumer-grade monitoring applications.
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2026-02-09
Hacktivist scrapes payment records from stalkerware provider
2026-02-09
TechCrunch reports on the data breach incident
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