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There has been no data breach, says Clubhouse
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Twitter to bring Clubhouse-like Spaces to desktop too. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, July 25 : As the news of data breach surfaced online revealing that millions of phone numbers of Clubhouse users are up for sale on Dark Web, the chat app maker on Sunday informed that there has been no data breach.
The company also said that it continues to invest in industry-leading security practices as privacy and security are of the utmost importance to Clubhouse. There are a series of bots generating billions of random phone numbers, the company s spokesperson told IANS.
by IANS - Jul 25, 2021 04:38 AM
Cyber security has been one of the biggest challenges in recent times for all nations (Yuri Samoilov/Flickr)
Millions of phone numbers of Clubhouse users have been allegedly leaked and are up for sale on the Dark Web. The dataset of the popular audio chat app only shows mobile numbers and no other information. A database of phone numbers of #Clubhouse users is up for sale on the #Darknet, leading cybersecurity expert Jiten Jain tweeted. It also contains numbers of people in user s phonebooks that were synced. So chances are high that you are listed even if you haven t had a Clubhouse login, Jain added.