• Overview

    On ⁨July 23, 2018⁩, ⁨Apollo⁩ was breached. Once the breach was discovered and verified, it was added to our database on ⁨October 5, 2018⁩.

    What data was compromised:

    • Phone numbers
    • Email addresses

    Breach data provided by Have I Been Pwned

    What to do to protect your personal info

    Though passwords weren’t exposed in this breach, there are still steps you can take to better protect your personal info.

    Avoid sharing your phone number

    Try to avoid giving out your phone number when signing up for new accounts or services. If a phone number isn’t required, don’t enter it.

    Use unique, strong passwords for every account

    Password reuse puts all your accounts at risk. This means that if one password gets exposed, hackers have the keys to many accounts.

    Store passwords in a safe place

    Put your login details in a secure place only you can access, such as a password manager. This also makes it easy to keep track of all your different passwords.

    Be cautious about giving out personal information

    Don’t hand out personal data if you don’t have to. If you are asked to enter or give out your email address, ZIP code, or phone number, you can say no.

    Update software and apps regularly

    Updating your smartphone apps, browsers, and operating systems makes your devices more secure. These updates fix bugs, software vulnerabilities, and security problems.

    What is a data aggregator?

    Data aggregators, or data brokers, collect information from public records and buy it from other companies. They compile this data to sell it to companies for marketing purposes. Victims of these breaches are less likely to experience financial fraud, but hackers could use this data to impersonate or profile them.