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[CoreInjection]

It has come to my attention that Checkpoint has been attempting to downplay the significance of their recent data breach, claiming that the issue has been resolved and is no longer relevant.
I am writing this post to provide an update and address the misinformation being spread by Checkpoint's administration.

In March 2025, Checkpoint suffered a significant data breach, exposing sensitive information of over 18,000 users.
Despite Checkpoint's best efforts to minimize the incident, the facts remain undeniable.
In response to their claims that the breach has been fully contained, I am releasing a new sample of 350+ user records obtained during the breach, as further proof of the incident New Sample Dataset:

https://justpaste.it/b9tbn

It is crucial to note that the initial breach occurred due to negligent security practices and a lack of adequate incident response by Checkpoint.
Their attempts to downplay the severity of the incident and mislead the public are not only dishonest but also put users at continued risk.
Checkpoint's administration has been peddling falsehoods and half-truths to maintain their reputation and protect their bottom line.
However, their greed and deceit should not come at the expense of user safety and trust.
Here are some examples of Checkpoint's lies:

1. Claim: "The breach affected a small subset of our users." - Reality: Over 18,000 users were impacted
2. Claim: "We have no evidence that any sensitive data was accessed or exfiltrated." - Reality: While the full extent of data accessed is unknown, the sheer volume and sensitivity of the exposed data leave little doubt that it was of significant interest to threat actors.

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[p0wn3dgr]

The strange thing is that even in your screenshots ,as many people commented you don't show date and time, and metadata has been cleared.
So the big question , is it still a thing you wanna keep bragging about , or indeed you have done the job ?