On April 9, 2026, Daily Dark Web reported that Inigo App, a digital business-card platform, had allegedly been compromised. The report attributed the information to a dark-web forum listing that offered a database for sale. The alleged database was described as containing approximately 30 million rows.
The report said the data allegedly included more than 1 million unique email addresses, names, phone numbers, physical addresses, hashed passwords, social-media profile URLs, geolocation details, company information, website URLs, profile imagery, and tags. An entity-level count of affected individuals has not been confirmed, and the report did not identify Social Security numbers, medical records, bank-account information, or payment-card data. No official breach notification, regulator filing, or litigation was identified in the available research.