The article explores the alarming trend of data breaches among stalkerware companies, which create apps designed to monitor individuals without consent. At least 24 such companies have experienced significant data leaks since 2017, with some hacked multiple times. Recent breaches involving Spyzie, Cocospy, and Spyic have revealed sensitive information, including millions of email addresses and personal data of victims. The implications are grave, emphasizing a need for stricter regulations and awareness regarding privacy and data protection in an era where stalking apps are prevalent.
The data of millions of victims has been exposed online due to hacks on stalkerware companies, revealing sensitive information and raising serious privacy concerns.
In 2024 alone, there were four massive stalkerware hacks, with companies like mSpy and Spytech exposing personal activity logs of monitored devices.
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