It also contained over 13,400 location data points for several thousand victims, most of which are located in the United States, India, and Western Africa. The leaked data of victims dates back ten years. The hackers gained access to e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, IP addresses, user IDs, payment logs, customer account password hashes, and the content of messages collected on accounts. The data can then be accessed by customers.Īs per TechCrunch, a notice on the LetMeSpy login page posted on June 21 states that 'a security incident occurred involving obtaining unauthorized access to the data of website users.' LetMeSpy uploads victims' texts, call logs, and location data to its servers without the targets' knowledge. There's a warning on the site about installing the app without a user's consent being illegal, but these sorts of apps are often called stalkerware or spouseware due to people using them to stalk other people or their partners. LetMeSpy's website advertises the free app as a way for parents to monitor their children's text messages and call logs, or for employers to ensure employees aren't using company mobiles for non-work purposes. A cybercriminal has compromised popular Android phone monitoring app LetMeSpy, stealing victims' text messages, call logs, and locations, along with the email addresses of users, and leaked it all online.

What just happened? Hacks on companies tend to be bad for the public, but this one is especially concerning.

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