Incident record
레쥬메나인
Resume9 · Other
This record separates what has been publicly claimed, investigated, and confirmed. It does not imply that every affected account belongs to a unique person.
Reported impact
Not disclosed
Disclosure recorded
2026-09-14
Sector
Other
Practical risk
High
What this means
A practical reading of this record
The public record supports a high practical risk level based on the currently reported scope and data categories. This can change if the organisation or regulator updates the record.
- Expect targeted phishing and account-recovery scams. Do not share verification codes with an unsolicited caller.
Classification
Categories are assigned only where the currently stored public record supports them. A privacy decision is not automatically treated as a hacking incident.
Evidence status
Why it appears in the index
Confirmed by the organisation, a regulator, or a documented official decision.
Resume9 confirms unauthorised viewing of member information and the external issuance of download URLs for related files. It allows members to check their own affected fields individually; publicly described fields may include contact, birth-date, address, photo, education, and employment information. The company says passwords and payment or bank-account information were not within the confirmed scope, and the affected-user count has not been published.
Recorded source · Resume9 public incident notice ↗
Editorial record
Review and status trail
Last reviewed
2026-09-21
The latest editorial review of the stored public record.
Latest source event
2026-09-14
The most recent dated event currently documented on this page.
Confirmed
Current status recorded from the first documented public event in this entry.
Documented events
Public timeline
- 01
First unauthorised access
Resume9 reported unauthorised lookups through server functions lacking login and permission checks.
- 02
Second access and download-link issuance
The company reported further unauthorised lookups and records showing externally requested download URLs for relevant files.
- 03
Public incident notice
Resume9 published a dedicated notice and an individual lookup tool for members.
Data reported exposed
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Correction
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