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Condé Nast Data of 32.8 Million Users Offered for Sale After WIRED Leak

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A database containing 32.8 million Condé Nast user records is being sold on a Russian cybercrime forum for $15,000, posing significant risks of phishing and fraud to affected users. This data breach affects subscribers across multiple Condé Nast publications, highlighting the need for heightened awareness and caution against potential targeted attacks.

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