Thousands of models of a video chat website had their personal data published online after hackers managed to compromise its servers and extract information that should have remained confidential.
PussyCash is the name of the video chat website that had 20 GB of data of video chat models stolen by hackers and published online, no less than 4000 women being affected by this very serious problem.
The video chat models had their full names, photos of identity cards, passports, or driver's licenses published, so their home addresses were also included, that is, where they can be followed by "fans".
Considering that the website is about 20 years old, some of the data of the video chat models are very old, while others are only a few weeks old, with a total of 875.000 entries in the database.
PussyCash did not talk to the IT security experts from whom they learned about their big security problem, but on January 9 they took the necessary measures so that the data could no longer be extracted from their servers.
The problem shows again how many people from various backgrounds can be affected by security problems and how dangerous things can become, especially when it comes to the obsession of certain people with certain video chat models.
