Apollo Data Breach Exposed 200 Million Contact Database From Hacker Sharath
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As disclosed by TechCrunch, the startup sales revenue and engagement service Apollo suffered a massive sharath stealing millions of data records. Precisely, the company lost around 200 million records from its contact database in the Apollo data breach.Reportedly, Bjoern Zinssmeister of Templarbit found an email generated by Apollo to its customers informing them of a breach. Zinssmeister shared the email with TechCrunch who then shared the contents of the email with the public.According to the email, Apollo noticed the breach “weeks after system upgrades in July”. Explaining the details of the hacked data, the email read,While the hackers have stolen contact information from Apollo’s database, the firm confirmed that financial details, Social Security numbers or other sensitive data remained unaffected as the firm does not store these details.
Investigations Underway
Right after noticing the breach, Apollo began investigating the matter. While the investigations are still in progress, Tim Zheng, CEO Apollo, said in his email that the firm informed the customers regarding the incident to comply with their transparency values. However he refused to give more details, as stated in his email,Although the Apollo data breach merely exposed the “publicly gathered” information to the hackers, and so, some people may think of it as potentially less harmful. However, it certainly succeeds in getting listed among the top hacking attempts and data breaches happened this year such as the Chegg data breach, and the breach at the fashion retailer SheIn that affected millions of customers.
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