Klaviyo Bug Exposed User Passwords and Personal Data to Third-Party Advertisers

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A security flaw in Klaviyo's website inadvertently leaked sensitive user information to outside companies. The bug affected people who signed up for the platform, exposing their passwords and personal data. Dozens of third-party advertisers are reported to have received this information without authorization. The incident raises serious concerns about data handling and privacy practices at the marketing technology firm.

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