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Acuity Data Breach

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8.0Severity
241.8MRecords
9Data Fields
2020Year

Impact & Downstream Threats

This breach carries critical risk due to the nature of exposed data fields and the scale of affected records.

Primary downstream threats:
  • Identity verification bypass using name + date of birth combination
  • SIM swap attacks where phone numbers are present
  • Targeted phishing campaigns using exposed email addresses
  • Doxxing risk from physical address exposure

Breach Intelligence

EntityAcuity
OrganizationPrivate Company • USA
Breach DateJune 2020
Disclosure45661.0
Records Exposed~241.8M
Attack VectorUnknown
SourceHave I Been Pwned / DataBreach.com / ObscureIQ intelligence
StatusConfirmed

Executive Summary

​In mid-2020, a massive dataset labeled "Acuity" surfaced online, comprising approximately 437GB of personal information. This dataset contained over 14 million unique email addresses and more than 400 data fields per record, including names, phone numbers, physical addresses, dates of birth, genders, and other sensitive details. The origin of this data remains unclear, as no organization named "Acuity" has publicly acknowledged a breach corresponding to this dataset.​ ,

The dataset was widely distributed on hacking forums, raising concerns about its potential misuse. The lack of attribution and verification has made it challenging to assess the full impact and scope of the breach. Despite efforts by cybersecurity experts to trace the source, the dataset's provenance remains unconfirmed.​ ,

As of now, there have been no public reports of legal actions or regulatory investigations related to this dataset. The incident underscores the challenges in attributing and responding to large-scale data breaches, especially when the source remains unidentified.,

About Acuity

Appointment scheduling software for businesses.

Private CompanyUSAacuityscheduling.com

Data Points Exposed

Verified fields in the released dataset:
Dates of birth
Email addresses
Full names
Gender
IP addresses
Phone numbers
Physical addresses

Dark Web Verification

Status: Confirmed

  • Dataset containing approximately 241.8M records identified in breach intelligence sources.
  • The data is indexed and searchable across breach notification platforms.

Recommended Actions

⚠️ Do not assume this is low sensitivity.

Expect Targeted Phishing
Watch for emails referencing this breach. Verify communications through official channels.
Secure Email & Enable MFA
Email compromise is often the first pivot point. Enable multi-factor authentication.
Monitor Financial Accounts
Watch for unauthorized credit applications and suspicious activity.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in the Acuity data breach?

In June 2020, Acuity experienced a data breach that exposed approximately 241.8M records containing personal information.

What data was exposed?

The exposed data includes fields such as date of birth, email address, full name, gender, ip address.

How many records were affected?

Approximately 241.8M records were affected based on current breach intelligence.

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