Data breach
MyVidster data breach
In 2025, MyVidster suffered a data breach affecting 3,974,769 records. Exposed data included userid, usernames, registration dates and 1 other type of data.
Breach date
4 million
Records in the breach
4
Types of data exposed
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Data exposed in the MyVidster breach
- UserID
- Usernames
- Registration Dates
- Email Addresses
About the breach
UserID, Usernames, Registration Dates, Email Addresses
MyVidster suffered a major data breach in October 2025 (around October 24, 2025), exposing nearly 4 million user records on public hacking and dark web forums.
Key Details of the 2025 Breach
• Date: October 24–27, 2025
• Scale: Approximately 3.4 million to nearly 4 million user records (estimates range around 3.8 to 3.99 million).
• Compromised Data: Typically includes user names, email addresses, profile information, and hashed passwords.
• Historical Context: This is separate from a smaller previous breach that affected MyVidster back in August 2015 (which involved roughly 19,900 accounts).
MyVidster suffered a major data breach in October 2025 (around October 24, 2025), exposing nearly 4 million user records on public hacking and dark web forums.
Key Details of the 2025 Breach
• Date: October 24–27, 2025
• Scale: Approximately 3.4 million to nearly 4 million user records (estimates range around 3.8 to 3.99 million).
• Compromised Data: Typically includes user names, email addresses, profile information, and hashed passwords.
• Historical Context: This is separate from a smaller previous breach that affected MyVidster back in August 2015 (which involved roughly 19,900 accounts).
How to protect yourself
In order to protect yourself, we recommend the following:
1. Immediately change your passwords on the affected website, as well as any other website where you may have used the same password.
2. Download and install an Authenticator app from Google or Microsoft on your mobile device. Activate 2FA on all websites you use that permits it.
3. Purchase, install and run an Anti-Virus software, like Eset on your devices.
4. Be aware of an increase in possible spam or scam emails you may receive.
1. Immediately change your passwords on the affected website, as well as any other website where you may have used the same password.
2. Download and install an Authenticator app from Google or Microsoft on your mobile device. Activate 2FA on all websites you use that permits it.
3. Purchase, install and run an Anti-Virus software, like Eset on your devices.
4. Be aware of an increase in possible spam or scam emails you may receive.
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