Inigo App, a platform for digital business cards, allegedly suffered a data breach that was reported on April 9, 2026. A database containing 30 million rows of user information was reportedly offered for sale on a dark web forum.
The compromised data is said to include over one million unique email addresses, full names, custom display names, phone numbers, physical addresses, zip codes, country names, hashed passwords, social media profile URLs (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram), precise geolocation data (X/Y coordinates, location names), company names, industry details, website URLs, and profile imagery. The full extent of individuals affected and the types of data beyond emails remain unclear, as official sources, notifications, or legal actions have not been confirmed.
Details can emerge later, and official notices may be delayed.