The hacker software LetMeSpy was hacked, and a large number of hacker information databases were leaked.

CTOnews.com, June 30 (Xinhua)-- LetMeSpy is an Android platform hacker software that emphasizes "hidden" and "difficult to detect." once the software is deployed on the phone, others can track all call records, text messages and GPS locations on the phone.

▲ image source niebezpiecznik.pl Polish security researcher Niebezpiecznik disclosed a few days ago that a hacker hacked into LetMeSpy's database and downloaded the user information of the software. The hacker claimed that he had deleted the database of LetMeSpy and disclosed the data of most software users to the public.

▲ Image Source niebezpiecznik.pl non-profit organizations DDoSecrets and TechCrunch, which specialize in collecting leaked data, have collected leaked LetMeSpy data. Security researchers have tracked a total of more than 26000 e-mail accounts, 16000 text messages, as well as a large number of phone numbers, GPS locations and other data.

▲ image source niebezpiecznik.plCTOnews.com found that the database involved at least 13000 affected terminals, with the vast majority of the victims in the United States, India and West Africa. According to TechCrunch tests, LetMeSpy software is no longer working, which is quite startling.