xmark.svg
email

Request Free Demo

Ready to get started? We're here to help. Fill-in your corporate info and we will contact you ASAP.

img-form.svg
xmark.svg
email

Contact Partner

Ready to get started? We're here to help. Fill-in your corporate info and we will contact you ASAP.

img-form.svg
email

Email Was Sent

We've sent you an email to the required partner.

xmark.svg

Compromised!

Our records shows leaked corporate credentials due to a data breach!


No worries, we are here to Help. Request a demo below using your business Email and we will help you identify & track the breach.

img-form.svg
xmark.svg

Compromised!

Our records shows leaked corporate credentials due to a data breach!


No worries, we are here to Help. Request a demo below using your business Email and we will help you identify & track the breach.

Our records shows that your email is compromised as part of a infostealer infection!


Infostealers are malicious programs that can steal sensitive information, including emails, passwords, credit-cards and other personal data, from infected devices.


We recommend to follow these steps asap:

  • Change your passwords immediately.

  • Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) wherever possible.

  • Review recent activity on your email for unusual logins or transactions.

  • Scan your Device for malware, using a reputable antivirus to remove any threats.

  • Ensure your operating system and software are updated to the latest versions.

  • Make sure that no cracked software is installed on your computer.

img-form.svg
xmark.svg

Not Found!

No exposed breaches related to your company, Yet!


Our comprehensive feeds are updated twice a day, which means every day is a possibility of capturing data related to your organization. We recommend to request a demo for detailed explanation of our services and how we can help you prevent data breaches in advance.

Good News - No Leaks!

Your email address has not been found in infostealer malware logs or compromised combo lists.

img-form.svg

Your information appears to be safe. Keep maintaining good security practices to protect your accounts!


Follow us:

xmark.svg

Searching in:

  • Infostealer Logs

  • Credential Stuffing Feeds

  • Combo-Lists (ULP)

  • Phishing Campaigns Logs

email
xmark.svg

Invitation only

We are based on invitation only. Please Request a Demo to be able to Signup/Login.

email
xmark.svg

Thank you for subscribing!

We will email you for any updates, blog posts, new research and what not!

Check Udemy Breach

We provide comprehensive dark web monitoring solutions to safeguard businesses, leveraging advanced technologies and intelligence-driven approaches to detect and mitigate risks associated with compromised data.

!

!

About the Udemy Breach

In April 2026, ShinyHunters (aka Scattered Lapsus) issued a "Pay or Leak" extortion demand against Udemy, claiming to have stolen 1.4 million records containing PII and internal corporate data. Udemy made no official statement. The April 27 deadline passed without payment; The data was publicly leaked on April 26, 2026. The breach exposed both customers and instructors, including payment method details such as PayPal accounts and bank transfer info.

Breach Date
April 2026
Affected Users
1.4M accounts
Compromised Data
PII, Payments, Employer
What Should You Do?
  • Reset your Udemy password using a strong, unique password not used elsewhere
  • Check if you've reused this password on other platforms and change them immediately
  • Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on Udemy and linked payment accounts
  • Consider using a password manager to generate and store unique passwords
  • Stay alert for targeted phishing — attackers have your name, employer, phone, and payment info
  • Instructors: review and update PayPal and bank transfer payout details urgently
Threat Actor
ShinyHunters (aka Scattered Lapsus) — financially motivated, active since ~2019. Uses vishing, infostealer credentials, and MFA bypass. Known to harass executives and contact media for maximum pressure.
ShinyHunters Pay-or-Leak Vishing MFA Bypass
Incident Timeline
Apr 24 — Demand posted; 72-hr deadline set
Apr 24–27 — Udemy issues no statement
Apr 26 — Data publicly available
Apr 27 — Deadline passes; 1.4M records fully exposed
Data Exposed
Email Addresses Full Names Phone Numbers Physical Addresses Employer Info Job Titles PayPal Accounts Bank Transfer Info
Broader Context
Udemy's ongoing merger with Coursera adds risk during the transition period. ShinyHunters also hit McGraw-Hill (13.5M records), Hims & Hers, Harvard, and Vercel in 2026 — all using identity-based tactics via third-party vendors.

Ready to get started? we're here to help! Request a demo below: