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Case ai-aggregator-18m-files-leakModel & data leakWorldwide

302.ai AI aggregator leaks 17.6 million files, including a sex doll maker's support chatbot logs

Cybernews researchers found that AI aggregator 302.ai left an unencrypted, publicly accessible Azure storage bucket exposing 17.6 million files (22.72TB), including chat logs, images, video, audio, documents and archived conversations. Among the exposed data were logs from a customer support chatbot linked to a prominent sex doll manufacturer.

HighAttack on AIStatus: Under investigationVerified case file

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Reported
Oct 21, 2026
Location
Worldwide
Target
302.ai AI aggregator platform, its users and business customers
Severity
High
Verification
Reported by credible press or researchers
Triggered by
Unknown
Actor type
Unknown
Sector
Technology & AI vendors
Reported loss
None reported
CVE
None

What happened

Cybernews researchers found that AI aggregator 302.ai left an unencrypted, publicly accessible Azure storage bucket exposing 17.6 million files (22.72TB), including chat logs, images, video, audio, documents and archived conversations. Among the exposed data were logs from a customer support chatbot linked to a prominent sex doll manufacturer.

Impact: Nearly 18 million files reportedly exposed, including customer support chats of sex doll makers.

Who triggered it

Actor: Unknown

Attribution: No attacker identified; exposure reported by Cybernews.

Motive: Unknown

How it happened

Attack vector: Unknown; the headline says files were leaked or exposed.

Root cause: Unknown; the summary does not say how the files became exposed.

Timeline

  1. Reported by Cybernews

Response

Unknown

Current status: Under investigation

Research warnings this case matches

Compared with published AI risk research from several institutes on the Research vs reality page.

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Cite this case

302.ai AI aggregator leaks 17.6 million files, including a sex doll maker's support chatbot logs. AI Threat Watch, case ai-aggregator-18m-files-leak, Oct 21, 2026. https://aithreat.io/cases/ai-aggregator-18m-files-leak/

Permanent link: https://aithreat.io/cases/ai-aggregator-18m-files-leak/

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