Over 600,000 line cutters have theirs Credit Card Information Disclosed Online after a recent data leak.

This includes users of IPTV services, VOD streaming services, apps, software, gaming platforms and even social media accounts.

According to reports, cybersecurity researchers have found over 600,000 records available online containing credit card information, passports and other forms of identification associated with streaming services.

The database, available to anyone online, included:

• Images of credit cards, customers, passports, and other government-issued identification documents.
• Bank transaction payment records containing IBAN numbers.
• Streaming account sales records: HBO MAX, Netflix, Disney+ and other streaming services
• Screenshots of customer support dashboard, communication, purchase history, account balance and refund requests.
• Software license keys for Microsoft, Norton, Kaspersky, Avira, Adobe Photoshop and more.
• Game platform and other account passwords and login information.
• User logins, emails and passwords for accounts. Order confirmations, which include the buyer’s name, email address, and details of the purchase.
• Records of sales from social media accounts: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and others.
• Amazon Prime accounts and Amazon customer (buyer) and merchant (seller) accounts for sale.

This particular website promised access to services like HOB Max, Netflix, Disney+, and other streaming services for just $1.

Often these are legitimate subscriber accounts whose usernames and passwords have been compromised so they can be resold.

This might seem like a cheap way to get access to various services or live TV, but remember, when you hand over your credit card you have no idea what they’re going to do with it.

If you’ve used illegal streaming services to buy access to live TV or other pirated services to get access to HBO Max, Netflix and other similar services, you should keep an eye on the credit card you used.

For more information on this story, see VPNMentor’s original report.

Legal streaming options

It is impossible for IPTV Wire to determine whether an unverified IPTV service, app or add-on has the correct license.

If an IPTV service is deemed illegal, we will notify our users immediately and update reports on our website like this one to reflect that information.

In summary, the end user is responsible for all content accessed through unverified IPTV apps and paid services.

Check out our in-depth guide below for more information on the legality of IPTV and everything you need to know before streaming.

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For 100% verified and legal IPTV providers see the options below:

fuboTV

fuboTV is one of the most popular paid legal IPTV providers among cable cutters around the world, especially among sports fanatics.

The best part is that fuboTV offers a 7-day free trial for new users! This means that you can try the service without any problems.

This IPTV service offers three different plans, with the most popular being $69.99/month for 115+ channels and DVR.

fuboTV – Google Play Store

Philo

Philo is a solid option for those who enjoy entertainment and news channels. This service costs $20.00/month for 60+ channels and unlimited DVR.

Just like fuboTV, Philo also offers one 7-day free trial for new users! This is a must when choosing an IPTV provider.

Philo – Google Play Store

Pluto TV

Pluto TV is another popular free and legal IPTV application used by millions of cable cutters.

This free IPTV provider offers hundreds of live channels as well as thousands of movies and TV shows.

For more information, see our Pluto TV guide below.

How to install Pluto TV APK

Pluto TV – Google Play Store

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