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    12.2TB of User Data Exposed in Passion.io Breach: Over 3.6 Million Records Left Unprotected

    June 5, 2025

    12.2TB of User Data Exposed in Passion.io Breach: Over 3.6 Million Records Left Unprotected

    In a recent disclosure by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler, vpnMentor uncovered a massive unprotected database allegedly tied to Passion.io, a no-code app-building platform used by influencers …
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