<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Thousands of records from VirtualMacOSX users, including sensitive information like banking data, have been leaked on a hacking forum.</li><li>Security researchers discovered a thread on a mainstream internet hacking forum offering a database allegedly from VirtualMacOSX.com for free.</li><li>The leaked database includes personal details such as user IDs, full names, email addresses, passwords, bank details, and support tickets.</li><li>The database contains 176,000 lines across three separate .txt files with significant personal and financial information.</li><li>Safety Detectives conducted a superficial analysis of a 34-line sample from the database, indicating its authenticity.</li><li>It is advised that users reset their passwords, monitor bank accounts for suspicious activities, and beware of potential phishing attempts.</li></ul>

Worrying attack sees 10,000 records allegedly belonging to VirtualMacOSX leaked - here's what we know

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