KyunCall, an anonymous video chat platform based in Japan, has allegedly been compromised, resulting in a massive leak of over 250GB of sensitive information. The breach exposes highly personal details of users who utilize the platform to connect for private video sessions and premium interactions.
The allegedly compromised data includes:
-
Usernames (Japanese names)
-
Phone numbers
-
Ages and birthdates
-
Genders and regional locations
-
Plaintext and hashed passwords
-
Device IDs and Application IDs
-
Email addresses
-
Last login timestamps and registration dates
-
Online status and call activity records
-
Points and wallet balances
-
Favorites and interaction history
-
Device types, Ad IDs, and geographic fields (latitude/longitude)
-
App versions
-
Profile images and public image references
-
User “appeal comments” (status messages)
