Big Shots Sundar Pichai and Donald Trump Jr. among 200 million users whose personal information leaked in sensational Twitter database breach

It appears that Twitter has once again been compromised. In the most recent incident, a hacker going by the name StayMad is said to have exposed the personal information of over 200 million individuals, including well-known users like Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, Donald Trump Jr., SpaceX, CBS Media, NBA, WHO, and others. However, more research indicates that the most recent data breach may be a repeat of the one that occurred in December 2022, when a hacker going by the name Ryushi exposed the information from 400 million accounts on the black Web. After duplicate data was removed, the most recent 200 million accounts were the victims of the previous theft.

Personal Data of 200 Million Twitter User Hacked

The material was one of the "most significant dumps ever," according to the Israeli cyber intelligence agency Hudson Rock, with a total of more than 235 million accounts. The hacker outrageously claimed last month that he had obtained and sold the data of nearly 400 million Twitter users.

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Israeli cyber intelligence firm calls leak ‘most significant leaks ever’

According to Hudson Rock, the database contains astounding amounts of information, including well-known users' email addresses and phone numbers. Hudson Rock shared numerous screenshots of the piece on Twitter.The hacker stated in his post, "I am offering data of +400 million unique Twitter users that was scraped via a vulnerability, this data is absolutely confidential.

The hacker said he had also pitched a deal to Twitter - "If you are reading this piece, you are already at risk of GDPR fines for the data leak of more than 54 million people, whether you are Twitter or Elon Musk. There are now consequences for the 400 million user data leak "the hacker said.

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