Discord users’ data was exposed in a breach at server bot Double Counter.
The server privacy bot says hackers copied about 12GB of data, including Discord usernames and user IDs, IP addresses, location data, and email addresses. The attackers also took control of the bot’s Discord token, posted links “in about 50 large servers,” and “used a stolen payment key to commit financial fraud on a separate account.” [Link: Double Counter — Security Incident Report (4 October 2026) | https://doublecounter.gg/blog/security-incident-october-2026 | Double Counter]
The server privacy bot says hackers copied about 12GB of data , including Discord usernames and user IDs, IP addresses, location data, and email addresses. The attackers also took control of the bot’s Discord token, posted links “in about 50 large servers,” and “used a stolen payment key to commit financial fraud on a separate account.”
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