Drivesure, an American service provider for car dealers, in December 2020 collided with a data leak. As a result of unauthorized access to the network, data on 3.6 million users, including unique mail, names, phone numbers and physical addresses, as well as information about vehicles, including brands, models, VIN numbers and odometers readings. The database also contained a small number of passwords stored in the form of BCRYPT HASHE.