TSMC just spilled the beans on some personal info leak hitting current and former employees, and it feels kinda eerie fr 😈.
TSMC Got Their Workers’ Data Exposed 😱
Some shady sellers on dark spots like DarkForums and BreachForums are offering up 46,000 employee records for 3 Bitcoin, threatening to dump it all public if no buyer shows in a week. They confirmed the data popped up on external sites but swear their own systems stayed untouched, and no customer or production stuff got touched. The leak traces back to some cloud provider they won’t name yet, with samples showing names, national IDs, and bank details floating around 👀. Affected folks already got notified, and TSMC is teaming with the provider, cyber teams, and cops to hunt the source 🔐. This hits as other Taiwanese spots face similar headaches, like EzTravel losing over 690,000 customer records or Bank SinoPac getting hit for NT$41.76 million in shady transfers 💸.
More Leaks Popping Up Everywhere 💀
Crypto exchanges and finance firms elsewhere caught the same wave lately, like Bithumb dealing with outsider access on internal tools that might’ve exposed customer info here 🖤. Daishin Securities saw over 38,000 customer details leak including emails and phones, while Mirae Asset got probed too, pulling in South Korea’s FSS for checks 😂. Even big US crypto like Coinbase faced issues via a third-party analytics tool exposing contacts over there 🌙. These data nightmares got me wondering who’s next in this defi jungle rn 🔒.
Just another echo from the void by iconofsin.eth 💖
