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Vibetech Exposes 13.7M Breached Credentials Online

Vibetech Exposes 13.7M Breached Credentials Online

First seen 15 Oct 2026, 02:33 UTC • •
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ThreatCluster •October 15, 2026 at 02:34 UTC
  • •Vibetech's database exposed 13.7 million records, including sensitive personal information.
  • •The data was accessible online without any authentication or encryption.
  • •The breach included datasets from major companies like AT&T, Amazon, and PayPal.

An unprotected database linked to Vibetech, an AI software development company in India, exposed 13.7 million records of breached credentials, including names, phone numbers, email addresses, plaintext passwords, and bank account details. The data, collected from previous breaches, was accessible without authentication. Jeremiah Fowler, a cybersecurity researcher, reported that the largest dataset was from an AT&T data leak, containing nearly 8 million records. Other notable datasets included breaches from Amazon, Walmart, and even sensitive records labeled as coming from the FBI and Interpol. Following the disclosure, the database was secured, but the incident highlights ongoing risks associated with exposed breach repositories. Vibetech has not confirmed the legality of collecting such datasets. The incident has raised concerns about the potential misuse of the exposed data for identity theft and financial fraud.

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Timeline

2026-10-12
Database discovered by researcher
Jeremiah Fowler reported the exposed database containing 13.7 million records, including sensitive data.
Cyberkendra
2026-10-13
Database secured after disclosure
Following the report, the exposed database was restricted and made no longer publicly accessible.
Techradar
2026-10-15
Public awareness raised
Techradar published an article detailing the data leak and its implications for internet privacy.
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What types of data were exposed?
The exposed data included names, phone numbers, email addresses, plaintext passwords, and bank account details.
How was the database secured?
The database was restricted and made no longer publicly accessible shortly after the disclosure.
What should individuals do if affected?
Affected individuals should change their passwords and monitor their financial accounts for unusual activity.