Overview
- The Ministry of Digital Development said publications about a supposed breach of the national messenger were fabricated following its review.
- A 15-record sample published by the alleged seller included purported Gosuslugi IDs that did not correspond to actual users, according to the ministry.
- Max’s press service categorically denied any leak and stated that user data on the platform remains securely protected.
- The platform’s security center said the posted compilation is unrelated to Max and referenced software the messenger has never used.
- An anonymous darknet listing claimed access to about 46.2 million Max user records, but this claim remains unverified.