AI Aggregator Leaks 22.7TB of Sensitive Data

AI aggregator 302.ai, launched six years ago, recently experienced a significant data breach. Researchers discovered an unprotected Azure storage bucket containing 22.72TB of data, including 17.6 million files. The leaked information comprised user prompts, AI responses, metadata, and sensitive corporate documents.

Personal information such as names, birth dates, and postal addresses were also exposed. Among the leaked data were chat logs from a customer support chatbot for a sex doll manufacturer, highlighting the potentially embarrassing nature of the exposed content.

Cybernews researchers reported the unprotected database in early August 2026 and observed it being locked down a month later. The company, Univerads Technology Limited, has not yet responded to inquiries regarding the incident.

This leak underscores the risks associated with sharing confidential data with third-party AI platforms. Accidental data spills are common, with organizations often failing to secure cloud-stored data, leading to frequent reports of large-scale breaches.