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Database World ROC

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Discovered
2025-10-01
Breach ID
fa78f493fde2

Breach Overview

The data breach involving AdultFriendFinder_Parsed_boo.wf.7z was disclosed by the Database World ROC threat actor. The exposed records are associated with Wallis and Futuna. Breach House indexed this entry on October 01, 2025 from publicly posted breach listings. Breach House does not host, mirror or redistribute any leaked files — this record only notes that the listing was made public.

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