Paleohacks, a Los Angeles-based website that serves as a repository of items like recipes and meal plans along with running an e-commerce store, reportedly exposed the data of some 70,000 users to potential fraud and hacking, thanks to a data leak reported by researchers at vpnMentor.
According to vpnMentor's analysis, this incident originated from "a cloud storage account Paleohacks was using to store the private data and personal details of over 70,000 customers and users. The company had failed to implement basic data security protocols. As a result, anyone whose data had been collected by Paleohacks was at risk of fraud, identity theft, hacking, and much more."
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