Da Nang University of Architecture Data Allegedly Breached, Over 20,000 Records Leaked

Da Nang University of Architecture (DAU), a private university in Da Nang, Vietnam, has allegedly become the victim of a significant data breach. The institution, founded in 2006, is a key center for higher education in the country, specializing in fields such as architecture, information technology, and electrical engineering. The alleged breach targets the personal information of the university’s community, raising concerns about the security of its digital infrastructure.

A threat actor has allegedly leaked a database containing 20,727 rows of compromised data on a hacking forum. The exposed information is extensive, reportedly including a wide range of personal and academic details. This incident could potentially expose students and staff to various online threats, including identity theft and phishing scams.

The compromised data allegedly includes the following:

• ID
• Name and Last Name
• Email Address
• Password
• User Type
• Image
• Date of Birth
• Gender
• Nationality
• National ID Card Information (Number, Issue/Expiry Date, Location)
• Place of Birth
• Phone Number
• Student ID (MSSV)
• Class and Faculty