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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Technology
Brian Yalung

OnlyFans Hacked? Truth Behind the Viral 340 Million User Data Leak Claims — Should You Panic?

A supposed OnlyFans database sale sparked widespread discussion across cybercrime forums and social media. (Credit: Wikimedia Commons/IBT)

A suspicious post recently surfaced on a well-known cybercrime forum, offering what was described as roughly 340 million user records allegedly originating from OnlyFans. The seller, using the handle Euphoric_Reply_5727, listed the dataset for around 0.313 BTC, equivalent to approximately $76,000 at the time.

According to the post, the listing allegedly included both fan and creator accounts. The data was said to contain personally identifiable information (PII), account activity metrics, linked social media profiles, and payment-related details. At first glance, the claims appeared credible — until further verification was carried out by Hackread.

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