In March 2026, P3 Global Intel, a platform operated by Navigate360 for anonymous tip submissions, experienced a data breach. The incident initially came to light through the claims of an alias "Internet YIFF Machine" and has since prompted an investigation by attorneys working with ClassAction.org.
The breach allegedly compromised approximately 8 to 8.3 million confidential tip submissions dating back to 1987. The exposed data reportedly includes anonymous tip records, law enforcement case-related information, and in some instances, identifying metadata of tipsters and personal details of reported individuals. While the Canadian Crime Stoppers Association acknowledged awareness, it remains unclear which specific Canadian programs were affected. No official list of affected individuals has been publicly released, and the breach is considered a third-party/vendor breach affecting various Crime Stoppers programs, law enforcement agencies, and schools across the United States and Canada.
Data breach details can emerge over time, and official notices to affected individuals may be delayed.