Dominos India Data Leak: 18 crore users' data leaked! Sales are happening on the dark web !

 After Air India, now pizza delivery chain Domino's India has suffered a massive data breach with sensitive information including mobile numbers and GPS location of around 18 crore users being made available on the dark web.

The data breach was first flagged off by cyber security researcher Rajasekhar Rajharia, who said that the info of 18 crore orders of Domino's India has been leaked. this is often the second time in two months that Domino has suffered a knowledge breach. In April, sensitive information of shoppers like names, contact numbers, email IDs, addresses, mastercard details etc. were leaked. the info included details of quite 10 lakh credit cards and 18 crore orders.

Rajahria tweeted, "Hacker created search engine on dark web. If you ever order Domino India online, your data may be leaked. Data includes name, email, mobile, GPS location etc." He further said that the hacker has created a search engine for the database which people are using wrongly.

"The worst part of this alleged violation is that people are using this data to spy on people. One can easily search any mobile number and check the date and time of a person's previous locations Can do. It seems to be a real threat to our privacy. " Rajhariya said on Twitter.

Jubilant FoodWorks, the owner of Domino's, has accepted the data breach, claiming that customers' financial information is safe.

Jubilant FoodWorks recently experienced an information security incident. No data associated with the financial information of anyone was accessed and no operations and business were full of the incident. in keeping with the company's policy, we No financial details or credit cards store data.. Customers, thus no such information has been compromised. Our team of experts is investigating the case and that we have taken necessary action to forestall the incident, ”the company said in a very statement.

Air India also has its data base hacked !!!!

Air India has also informed that important data of 45 lakh passengers may be stolen from its data base, because its SITA-PSS server was broken. in keeping with information given by Air India,From 26 August 2011 to three February 2021, the date of birth of passengers booking tickets, information about their contact information, name, passport, information about the ticket and Star Alliance and Air India Frequent Flyer data and mastercard data is breeched. . Air India has informed that its SITA PSS server, which accustomed store and process the non-public information of the fliers, has been breached.