Condé Nast Data of 32.8 Million Users Offered for Sale After WIRED Leak
A 32.8 million-record Conde Nast user database is offered for $15,000 on a Russian cybercrime forum, extending December's WIRED leak with millions of unseen records.
A database of 32,815,767 Conde Nast user records went on sale on 7 September 2026 for $15,000 on a Russian-language forum, containing names, addresses, birth dates and phone numbers but no passwords or payment data. Ransomnews verified a 5,000-record sample as genuine account data collected between September and late October 2025, with roughly 30.5 million non-WIRED records never previously published. The listing matches the December 2025 WIRED leak of 2,366,576 records, claimed by an actor called 'Lovely' who said 40+ million records were stolen via IDOR and broken access controls. Conde Nast has not confirmed the breach; exposed data enables credible targeted phishing and fraud.
- 32,815,767 records offered for $15,000; includes names, addresses, birth dates, phones; no passwords or card data.
- Sample verified as data collected September-October 2025; ~30.5M non-WIRED records never published before.
- Listing matches December 2025 WIRED leak of 2,366,576 records; actor 'Lovely' claimed 40M+ stolen via IDOR.
- Private sale buyers could enable targeted phishing, fraud, credential-stuffing preparation, and dataset correlation.
- Vendors
- Conde Nast
- Products
- WIRED
- Threat actors
- Lovely
- Victims
- Conde Nast
- Organizations
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Condé Nast user data from 32. 8 million accounts is reportedly for sale, raising risks of targeted phishing, fraud and scams. A database said to contain 32.
By Pierluigi Paganini · securityaffairs.com
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