Suno was hacked in November 2025. 55M user records were stolen and leaked.
AI music platform Suno was hacked in November 2025 and the personal info of 55.3M users (names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, partial credit card details) was stolen. They’ve stayed completely quiet about it.
Back in November 2025, AI music platform Suno was hacked and the personal info of 55.3M users (names, physical addresses, phone numbers, emails, partial credit card details) was stolen. In the same attack, the source code of Suno was also leaked (the hackers got access to illegal YouTube/Deezer scraping). To date, they’ve told none of their customers and are staying mum.
It’s becoming increasingly common for companies to keep quiet about major data breaches that happened months ago. You won’t hear about these incidents from the companies themselves, but rather from Have I Been Pwned, where millions learn that their personal data has been compromised for months.
Source: techcrunch.com
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