Details regarding millions of Trello users published on the internet

During a recent incident, Atlassian encountered a significant cyber breach, resulting in confidential details of the software firm’s clients falling into unauthorized possession.

As per reports from Bleeping Computer, information on 15 million individuals utilizing the well-liked organizing platform Trello, which involves profile data, identities, and email contacts, has been divulged for sale on an online forum frequented by hackers.

With a nominal fee of around $3.66 to obtain this data, it is anticipated that multiple fraudsters will exploit this opportunity and target users.

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