People finder service leaks 9M faces: How can you be sure you aren't included?
A publicly exposed cloud storage cluster linked to an identity lookup engine laid bare biometric facial templates, linked contact dossiers, and personal metadata belonging to millions of consumers.

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Security Analysis Summary
Our editorial team breaks down the latest security findings, providing actionable insights for your digital safety and privacy.
We analyzed the data leak to see if your personal information is indexed.
Our investigation reveals how easily private records become public. We tracked the flow of exposed data to understand the risks to your digital identity and how to protect it.

Personal data is being scraped and indexed by third-party search engines without explicit consent, creating permanent digital footprints.
- Automated scraping of public profiles
- Search engine indexing of private records
- Lack of opt-out mechanisms for users

Weak authentication protocols and misconfigured databases allow unauthorized access to sensitive user information across multiple platforms.
- Insecure API endpoints exposed
- Default credentials left active
- Unencrypted data storage practices

When data leaks occur, users face increased risks of identity theft, phishing attacks, and targeted harassment campaigns.
- Increased phishing attack frequency
- Identity theft and fraud risks
- Loss of personal digital control
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