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LimeVPN's Data Breach Gave A Hacker Data Logs That Weren't Supposed to Exist

A hacker just took down LimeVPN’s website, stole over 69,400 sensitive user logs, and is looking to sell them for a $400 Bitcoin payment on a hacker forum. While breaches like this are increasingly commonplace, the real news is how the hacker got the logs since LimeVPN says it is a no-log service. Read This Article on Review Geek ›
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