According to the results of last year, the personal data of 75% of Russians were leaked online, DLBI experts calculated. Among these data are about 100 million email addresses and phone numbers. In total, there were 140 information leaks during the year.
DLBI service experts analyzed most of the Russia-related leaks, both large ones, for example, on Yandex.Food, Gemotest and Delivery Club, and small ones, on small companies.
According to analysts, the databases leaked to the network contained confidential data on the use of various services, passwords and contact details. In total, more than 109 million Russian phone numbers and 99.8 million email addresses have been hacked.
Based on the data obtained, the founder of DLBI, Ashot Oganesyan, suggested that, in total, the data of 75% of Russians, or 85% of the country’s working population, entered the network.
Since the beginning of 2022, the number of data breaches at Russian companies has increased dramatically. According to Roskomnadzor, there were 140 cases, as a result of which about 600 million records about Russians got to hackers.
Author:
Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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