More than 22.51 million records leaked from SOURCENEXT; user passwords also exposed as users flood the site to change passwords

A leak at SOURCENEXT has reportedly exposed more than 22.51 million records, including user passwords, prompting guidance to change passwords and a surge in traffic to the site.

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The story

A data leak at SOURCENEXT has been reported, with the company’s data said to have been leaked on a large scale.

The leak may also include user passwords, prompting calls for users to change their passwords.

The news was reported by IT media, and readers need to pay attention to the security measures for their own services and the protection of their accounts.

At a glance

ScaleMore than 22.51 million records leaked

TypeUser passwords may also have been leaked

ImpactUsers have been urged to change their passwords, and a surge in traffic to the site has been reported

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