Twitter has seen some rocky roads lately. However, their problems don’t seem to be over yet: A massive data breach exposed the personal data of millions of users.

The popular microblogging site faced a dump of sensitive information for over 5 million Twitter users. This sensitive information was then reportedly sold on the dark web. Now, another new report has revealed that the latest data dump is available for free, but this data breach has the potential to do more harm than before. reported BleepingComputer. This data leak contains “tens of millions of Twitter entries.”

According to the report, the leak reveals users’ phone numbers, verification status, account names, Twitter IDs, bios and even names. The initial findings were first reported on Twitter by security researcher Chad Loder. Although, he was soon banned from the platform for allegedly revealing this information. However, he has since moved to Mastodon and shared his report there.

Lauder wrote in his first tweet, “I have received evidence of a massive Twitter data breach affecting millions of Twitter accounts in the EU and the US. I reached out to a sample of the affected accounts and they confirmed that the compromised data was correct. This breach did not occur before 2021.” BleepingComputer analyzed a hack sample for more than 1.3 million phone numbers of Twitter users in France and showed that the hack was true. So, how will the company respond to this data breach? is seen.