CRITICAL SEVERITYVideo Games

Roll20 Data Breach

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8.5Severity
4.0MRecords
5Data Fields
2018Year

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:
  • Credential stuffing against reused passwords across other platforms
  • Financial fraud using exposed financial profile data
  • Targeted phishing campaigns using exposed email addresses

Breach Intelligence

EntityRoll20
OrganizationPrivate Company • USA
Breach DateDecember 2018
DisclosureJuly 2019
Records Exposed~4.0M
Attack VectorMisconfiguration
SourceHave I Been Pwned / ObscureIQ intelligence
StatusConfirmed

Executive Summary

In December 2018, the tabletop role-playing games website Roll20 suffered a data breach. Almost 4 million customers were impacted by the breach and had email and IP addresses, names, bcrypt hashes of passwords and the last 4 digits of credit cards exposed.

About Roll20

Online virtual tabletop gaming platform.

Private CompanyUSAroll20.net

Data Points Exposed

Verified fields in the released dataset:
Email addresses
Full names
IP addresses
Passwords

Dark Web Verification

Status: Confirmed

  • Dataset containing approximately 4.0M 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.

Change Passwords
Change your Roll20 password immediately and any account sharing similar credentials.
Freeze Your Credit
Place a credit freeze with Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
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.
Check Your Exposure
ObscureIQ clients: this breach is indexed in your profile.
Non-clients may request a breach impact review.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in the Roll20 data breach?▾

In December 2018, Roll20 experienced a data breach that exposed approximately 4.0M records containing personal information.

What data was exposed?▾

The exposed data includes fields such as credit card:partial, email address, full name, ip address, password.

How many records were affected?▾

Approximately 4.0M records were affected based on current breach intelligence.

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If you are:
  • A public-facing individual
  • A high-profile executive
  • A customer of Roll20
  • Or concerned about credential reuse
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