Specific cases of data breach in 2022 (1)

1. Twitter Accused of Covering Up Data Breach Affecting Millions of People

On November 23, 2022, Los Angeles-based cybersecurity expert Chad Loder issued a warning about a data breach at the social media site Twitter, which allegedly affected "millions of people" in the United States and the European Union. The incident has allegedly affected millions of people in the United States and the European Union. Loder claims the data breach occurred "no earlier than 2021" and "has not been reported before." Twitter has previously confirmed a data breach affecting millions of user accounts in July 2022.

However, Loder said that unless the company "lied" about the July breach, it "can't" be the same as the breach they reported. According to Loder, the data from the November breach was "different" from the July breach because it was in a "completely different format" and had "different affected accounts. Loder said they believe the breach was "different" from the July breach because it was in a "completely different format" and had "different affected accounts. Loder said they believe the breach was due to malicious actors exploiting the same vulnerabilities as the hack reported in July. 2.

2. Hacking forum compromises over 1.2 million credit card numbers

Carding marketplaces is a dark website where users can trade stolen credit card details to commit financial fraud, often involving large sums of money. On October 12, 2022, credit card marketplace BidenCash released the details of 1.2 million credit cards for free.

A document posted on the site contains information on credit cards that expire between 2023 and 2026, as well as other details needed to conduct online transactions.

BidenCash had previously leaked thousands of credit card details in June 2022 as a way to promote the site. As the combing marketplace was forced to launch a new URL in September, three months after a series of DDoS attacks, some cybersecurity experts believe this new release of details could be another advertising attempt.