Location
🚨🚨 Threat Type: Spyware Surveillance • Credential Exposure • Device Compromise
🎯 Affected Platform: mSpy.com Are you listed? deleteme.com can provide you with all related information upon request.
The data was published on the open web and was reposted on BreachForums. mSpy is used by individuals, corporations, and governments to monitor their rivals, someone subject to an investigation, or the user’s loved ones. mSpy.com is a well-known phone monitoring and spyware platform that markets itself for parental control—but is often misused for illegal surveillance, stalking, and unauthorized device tracking.
Over recent years, multiple data breaches and leaks involving mSpy’s infrastructure have occurred, including:
Comprising 142GB of user data and support tickets and 176GB of more than half a million attachments, the data contained 2.4M unique email addresses, IP addresses, names and photos.
Leaks of both installers’ and targets’ user credentials (email, passwords).
GPS coordinates, call logs, messages, and browsing history stored in mSpy servers.
Backdoors that allowed unauthorized third parties to access monitored devices.
These incidents, along with documented abuse cases, raise serious privacy concerns—even if you were not the one who installed mSpy.
About Us
🚨🚨 Threat Type: Spyware Surveillance • Credential Exposure • Device Compromise
🎯 Affected Platform: mSpy.com Are you listed? deleteme.com can provide you with all related information upon request.
The data was published on the open web and was reposted on BreachForums. mSpy is used by individuals, corporations, and governments to monitor their rivals, someone subject to an investigation, or the user’s loved ones. mSpy.com is a well-known phone monitoring and spyware platform that markets itself for parental control—but is often misused for illegal surveillance, stalking, and unauthorized device tracking.
Over recent years, multiple data breaches and leaks involving mSpy’s infrastructure have occurred, including:
Comprising 142GB of user data and support tickets and 176GB of more than half a million attachments, the data contained 2.4M unique email addresses, IP addresses, names and photos.
Leaks of both installers’ and targets’ user credentials (email, passwords).
GPS coordinates, call logs, messages, and browsing history stored in mSpy servers.
Backdoors that allowed unauthorized third parties to access monitored devices.
These incidents, along with documented abuse cases, raise serious privacy concerns—even if you were not the one who installed mSpy.
Key Responsibilities
🚨🚨 Threat Type: Spyware Surveillance • Credential Exposure • Device Compromise
🎯 Affected Platform: mSpy.com Are you listed? deleteme.com can provide you with all related information upon request.
The data was published on the open web and was reposted on BreachForums. mSpy is used by individuals, corporations, and governments to monitor their rivals, someone subject to an investigation, or the user’s loved ones. mSpy.com is a well-known phone monitoring and spyware platform that markets itself for parental control—but is often misused for illegal surveillance, stalking, and unauthorized device tracking.
Over recent years, multiple data breaches and leaks involving mSpy’s infrastructure have occurred, including:
Comprising 142GB of user data and support tickets and 176GB of more than half a million attachments, the data contained 2.4M unique email addresses, IP addresses, names and photos.
Leaks of both installers’ and targets’ user credentials (email, passwords).
GPS coordinates, call logs, messages, and browsing history stored in mSpy servers.
Backdoors that allowed unauthorized third parties to access monitored devices.
These incidents, along with documented abuse cases, raise serious privacy concerns—even if you were not the one who installed mSpy.
Requirements
🚨🚨 Threat Type: Spyware Surveillance • Credential Exposure • Device Compromise
🎯 Affected Platform: mSpy.com Are you listed? deleteme.com can provide you with all related information upon request.
The data was published on the open web and was reposted on BreachForums. mSpy is used by individuals, corporations, and governments to monitor their rivals, someone subject to an investigation, or the user’s loved ones. mSpy.com is a well-known phone monitoring and spyware platform that markets itself for parental control—but is often misused for illegal surveillance, stalking, and unauthorized device tracking.
Over recent years, multiple data breaches and leaks involving mSpy’s infrastructure have occurred, including:
Comprising 142GB of user data and support tickets and 176GB of more than half a million attachments, the data contained 2.4M unique email addresses, IP addresses, names and photos.
Leaks of both installers’ and targets’ user credentials (email, passwords).
GPS coordinates, call logs, messages, and browsing history stored in mSpy servers.
Backdoors that allowed unauthorized third parties to access monitored devices.
These incidents, along with documented abuse cases, raise serious privacy concerns—even if you were not the one who installed mSpy.
Qualifications
🚨🚨 Threat Type: Spyware Surveillance • Credential Exposure • Device Compromise
🎯 Affected Platform: mSpy.com Are you listed? deleteme.com can provide you with all related information upon request.
The data was published on the open web and was reposted on BreachForums. mSpy is used by individuals, corporations, and governments to monitor their rivals, someone subject to an investigation, or the user’s loved ones. mSpy.com is a well-known phone monitoring and spyware platform that markets itself for parental control—but is often misused for illegal surveillance, stalking, and unauthorized device tracking.
Over recent years, multiple data breaches and leaks involving mSpy’s infrastructure have occurred, including:
Comprising 142GB of user data and support tickets and 176GB of more than half a million attachments, the data contained 2.4M unique email addresses, IP addresses, names and photos.
Leaks of both installers’ and targets’ user credentials (email, passwords).
GPS coordinates, call logs, messages, and browsing history stored in mSpy servers.
Backdoors that allowed unauthorized third parties to access monitored devices.
These incidents, along with documented abuse cases, raise serious privacy concerns—even if you were not the one who installed mSpy.
Perks and Benefits
🚨🚨 Threat Type: Spyware Surveillance • Credential Exposure • Device Compromise
🎯 Affected Platform: mSpy.com Are you listed? deleteme.com can provide you with all related information upon request.
The data was published on the open web and was reposted on BreachForums. mSpy is used by individuals, corporations, and governments to monitor their rivals, someone subject to an investigation, or the user’s loved ones. mSpy.com is a well-known phone monitoring and spyware platform that markets itself for parental control—but is often misused for illegal surveillance, stalking, and unauthorized device tracking.
Over recent years, multiple data breaches and leaks involving mSpy’s infrastructure have occurred, including:
Comprising 142GB of user data and support tickets and 176GB of more than half a million attachments, the data contained 2.4M unique email addresses, IP addresses, names and photos.
Leaks of both installers’ and targets’ user credentials (email, passwords).
GPS coordinates, call logs, messages, and browsing history stored in mSpy servers.
Backdoors that allowed unauthorized third parties to access monitored devices.
These incidents, along with documented abuse cases, raise serious privacy concerns—even if you were not the one who installed mSpy.
How to Apply
🚨🚨 Threat Type: Spyware Surveillance • Credential Exposure • Device Compromise
🎯 Affected Platform: mSpy.com Are you listed? deleteme.com can provide you with all related information upon request.
The data was published on the open web and was reposted on BreachForums. mSpy is used by individuals, corporations, and governments to monitor their rivals, someone subject to an investigation, or the user’s loved ones. mSpy.com is a well-known phone monitoring and spyware platform that markets itself for parental control—but is often misused for illegal surveillance, stalking, and unauthorized device tracking.
Over recent years, multiple data breaches and leaks involving mSpy’s infrastructure have occurred, including:
Comprising 142GB of user data and support tickets and 176GB of more than half a million attachments, the data contained 2.4M unique email addresses, IP addresses, names and photos.
Leaks of both installers’ and targets’ user credentials (email, passwords).
GPS coordinates, call logs, messages, and browsing history stored in mSpy servers.
Backdoors that allowed unauthorized third parties to access monitored devices.
These incidents, along with documented abuse cases, raise serious privacy concerns—even if you were not the one who installed mSpy.