‼️🇯🇵 The first claim of the Crunchyroll breach has hit a popular dark web forum.

A threat actor using the handle "hubert" is selling a partial Crunchyroll Zendesk database.

The breach is dated March 2026 and targets the leading global anime and East Asian entertainment streaming service, which has an estimated yearly revenue of $1.16 billion to $1.4 billion and a valuation between $3 billion and $5 billion.

The leaked data consists of 2,000,000 support tickets containing 1,394,207 unique email addresses.

An extensive sample of the raw Zendesk ticket data was provided as proof, spanning multiple screenshots showing structured JSON-like support ticket records with detailed user and ticket metadata.

The asking price is $2,000 with a "Guarantee ++" designation.

‼️🇺🇸 MAJOR CLAIM: A threat actor using the handle "luc1f3rg4ng" is claiming to sell insider-sourced documents from United Health Group (UHG), described as the largest healthcare provider in the United States, on a dark web forum. The data reportedly spans 2024–2026 and contains over 500,000 records of UHG clients based in Florida.

The exposed data includes highly sensitive personal and healthcare information such as SSN, date of birth, address, phone number, region, coverage dates, plan names, Medicaid care coordination details, case numbers, enrollment and disenrollment dates, and provider information.

The sample data reveals full names, specific Florida addresses (Miami, Miami-Dade, Jacksonville), and detailed insurance records tied to individual patients.

The actor claims the documents were sourced from an insider with access to confidential company documents and provides three image links as proof of insider access.

The asking price is $350,000 for the full dataset, with the option to sell as a bundle or in parts. The actor also notes that once all data is sold, they will consider selling the insider access itself.