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Popular stock image website Freepik suffers massive data breach – Techradar Australia
Attacker used an SQL injection vulnerability to obtain users’ email addresses and hashed passwords
The popular stock photo company Freepik has announced that its Freepik and Flaticon websites have fallen victim to a security breach which allowed hackers to obtain millions of user credentials.
The company released an official statement in which it explained that an attacker was able to gain access to one of its databases by leveraging an SQL injection vulnerability.
While Freepik did not disclose when the breach occurred or how it was discovered, the company did say that it has already noti…
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