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The American company Dun & Bradsheet Inc. is providing commercial data to various businesses for marketing, lead scoring, to check credit history, to match social identity, supply chain management, and many other purposes. According to a blog post of Troy Hunt, around 33 Million NetProspex accounts have been leaked by Dun & Bradsheet. The Troy Hunt is the owner of famous data breach notification website www.haveibeenpwned.com where internet users can test their email accounts anytime. The NetProspex was a different company but it had been acquired by Dun & Bradsheet in 2015 for $125 Million. The leaked records belong to NetProspex servers and D&B is controlling these servers. The leaked data is about 52 GB in size. It contains 33.7 Million corporate accounts of US citizens.
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The company is selling data of US citizens to various businesses for various business purposes. It is storing complete personal information and corporate information of US population. The company is providing data in bulk and according to 2015’s brochure of Dun&Bradsheet, some companies had paid $2,00,000 to use half million (5 lac) records. The leaked contains following information of US corporate population:
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According to the report of Troy Hunt, the leaked data contains 4 Million records of California, 2.7 Million Records of New York and 2.6 Million of records of Texas. Moreover, 100000 records of defense personnel, 88000 records of US Postal Service and combined 76000 records of US Army, Air Force are also available in leaked data. If we talk about companies, FedEx, IBM, AT&T, Dell, Xerox, and Dell are on the top with tens of thousands leaked records.
The exact reason behind this massive data leak is still unknown. The security experts are investigating this incident. The Dun & Bradsheet has explained that their servers and databases are secure. The incident has happened with the databases of NetProspex which we have acquired in 2015. The company also said that during the investigation they came to know, the leaked data was six months old. The D&B has sold this data to a number of companies.
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