Millions of people could be at risk of phishing and social engineering, after a threat actor advertised a huge database of TEG customers on a popular hacking forum.
The unnamed hacker posted a new thread on an underground forum, offering to sell personally identifiable information (PII) on 30 million people, including people’s full names, genders, and birth dates. Furthermore, the database contained usernames and hashed passwords for the TEG account, as well as email addresses used to register those accounts.
