NIXsolutions: RestoreCord Data Leak Exposes User Info

Today, BreachForums reported that nearly a million users of RestoreCord, a service for backing up Discord servers, have had their data leaked. The exposed data includes timestamps, recent IP addresses, usernames, and Discord IDs. RestoreCord has not yet responded to reports of the security breach.

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Details of the Breach

RestoreCord is a security service that helps users back up their Discord servers. The company reportedly serves 99 million members and 100,000 companies, with 55,000 servers previously believed to be securely protected. However, a user with the pseudonym Sythe posted a link to a .csv (comma-separated values) file containing nearly a million RestoreCord user records. The file is freely available for download and does not contain malware, although the domain hosting it is commonly linked to attackers. The motive and method behind the leak remain unclear.

Security Concerns and Recommendations

While passwords do not appear to be compromised, the combination of usernames, Discord IDs, and IP addresses could be exploited for targeted phishing attacks or other malicious activities. Users are advised to stay vigilant, change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and monitor for suspicious activity, adds NIXsolutions.

This incident raises concerns about the security practices of third-party services like RestoreCord, highlighting the need for stronger data protection and transparency. We’ll keep you updated as more details emerge.