Suno Breach Exposes Training Data and User Info
xiaohu · x · 2026-07-17
Suno reportedly suffered a breach where hackers accessed internal systems via an employee account, stealing source code related to training data and allegedly exposing user emails, phone numbers, and Stripe payment details.
Leaked materials indicate that Suno's training library includes massive amounts of scraped content from YouTube Music, Pond5, and Deezer, with plans to download around 1 million hours of podcasts. According to TechCrunch, hundreds of thousands of users may be affected, and some credit card numbers appeared in the leaked data.
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