Hacker Offers 340 Million OnlyFans User Records for Bitcoin, but Data Is Confirmed as a Compilation of Old Leaks
OnlyFans is a subscription platform known for adult content, making account identities and linked social-media profiles highly sensitive. A hacker claimed to possess 340 million user records containing email addresses, phone numbers and social-media accounts. If misused, the data could expose users to phishing, identity theft and harassment, prompting cybersecurity concerns.
As of July 20, 2026, the hacker was offering the dataset on an online forum for 0.313 Bitcoin. An investigation by cybersecurity media found that the data was not obtained through a direct breach of OnlyFans’ systems. Instead, it had been assembled by cross-referencing data from previous leaks involving platforms including Twitter and Instagram. There is currently no evidence that OnlyFans has been hacked again.
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