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Massive Data Leak at Gravy Analytics Exposes Location Data of Millions

A significant data breach at Gravy Analytics, a commercial data broker, was disclosed on January 13, 2025. The incident involved the alleged theft of a 17TB dataset containing location data of millions of users from hundreds of popular applications, including Candy Crush, FlightRadar, Grindr, and Tinder. Cybercriminals reportedly shared samples of the leaked data on a Russian forum and threatened public disclosure if a ransom was not paid.

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