📳 MFO Application

58.2M total records 12M unique accounts

About this breach

At the beginning of 2024, a database of users of an unknown microfinance application appeared on the network, presumably OneClickMoney, whose website was hacked at about the same. The data contains about 13 million records, although the number of unique users is noticeably lower. The data have names, mail, passport data, addresses, work data, income, loan and insurance. Also, for each user, up to 4 phone numbers were known.

Compromised Data

This breach exposed the following types of personal information:

📞
Telephone
30.8M
257.7% of accounts
👤
Full name
13.1M
109.8% of accounts
📩
Email
12M
100% of accounts
🎯
IP
2M
17% of accounts
🃏
Document number
221.6k
1.9% of accounts

Total data points: 58.2M

Unique accounts affected: 12M

🔐 What should I do?

  • Change your password immediately if you had an account
  • Enable two-factor authentication where possible
  • Monitor your accounts for suspicious activity
  • Be aware of potential phishing attempts

📊 Data Classes

📞 Telephone 👤 Full name 📩 Email 🎯 IP 🃏 Document number

API Access

Get information about this breach programmatically:

GET https://data-wells.niamonx.io/api/breach/MFO-Application