SplitVPN leak exposes user and connection records
SplitVPN exposed millions of user, device, payment, and connection records. The leak included email addresses, IP addresses, approximate locations, and connection times.
- Report priority
- Medium
- Involves
- SplitVPN
What is known
- A 17 GB database allegedly stolen from SplitVPN was distributed on a cybercrime forum.
- It contained user, device, payment, and connection records.
- The exposed connection data included servers used and connection timestamps, despite SplitVPN's no-logs claim.
What to do
If you used SplitVPN or NotVPN, treat your account and connection details as potentially exposed. The supplied evidence does not provide a reliable personal lookup or affected-account list.
Reported details
The reported leak included approximately 23.4 million user records, 13.6 million device records, 2.6 million payment records, and nearly 58 million connection logs. Payment data reportedly included masked card numbers, expiration dates, and recurring billing tokens, but not full card numbers.