The breach also exposed roughly 490 million image metadata records. According to Helpfeel, these records mostly relate to images uploaded in January 2019 or earlier, and include the IDs that form Gyazo image links.

Affected data at a glance:

• About 23.62 million user records, containing email addresses and password hashes
• About 490 million image metadata records, primarily for images from January 2019 or earlier
• Image link identifiers (the IDs that make up Gyazo image links)

Helpfeel has not, in the information available, published a specific CVE identifier or advisory ID for this incident, so none is cited here. Users of the platform should treat credentials reused on other services as potentially compromised and rotate those passwords, particularly where the same email address and password combination was used elsewhere.

Source: The Hacker News

Have you checked whether your organization has accounts or embedded Gyazo links tied to the affected data, and if so, how are you handling credential rotation?