Daily Dark Web reported on March 25, 2026 that ProCamps, a US-based event management and sports marketing company, was allegedly compromised in a data breach. The report said a threat actor claimed to have exploited a vulnerability to access ProCamps systems and was offering a database for sale on a dark web forum for $600.
The alleged records were described as 623,000 personal records and included full names, full addresses, dates of birth, genders, phone numbers, email addresses, IP addresses, password hashes, and partial billing information such as the last four digits of a card and the expiration date. The report did not disclose Social Security numbers or medical records, and it did not identify any states affected or confirm any official notice from the company or regulators.
Because the account came from a reports-only source, the details remain unconfirmed and may change as more information becomes public.