The Konrado Studio Breach Put 36 Email Addresses Online

HEROIC analysts have logged a database breach tied to Konrado Studio, a photography business, as part of our breach intelligence tracking. The breach exposed 36 records, with a recorded leak date of October 5, 2015. Exposed data is limited to email addresses, and no passwords were included in this particular leak.

Why This Konrado Studio Leak Still Carries Risk

A leak of just 36 records is small by any measure, but for the people involved, a confirmed and active email address still has value to attackers. Without a password, there is no direct path to account takeover here, but a verified email address is often enough to support a targeted phishing attempt or to be combined with data from other, larger breaches.

What Was Exposed in the Konrado Studio Database

• Email addresses

No passwords or other personal details were part of this leak.

Why an Email-Only Leak Still Matters

Attackers build detailed profiles by stitching together small pieces of data from many separate breaches. An email address confirmed here can be cross-referenced against other leaks where the same address appears with a password or other personal details, turning a handful of small, seemingly low-risk exposures into one much more dangerous combined dataset.

How This Database Breach Happened

This incident is classified as a database breach, meaning an attacker gained access to backend systems and extracted a set of email addresses rather than collecting them individually. Because no passwords were exposed, this breach does not directly enable account takeover, but the confirmed contact information still holds value to attackers running phishing campaigns or building larger combined profiles.

Check If You Were Affected by the Konrado Studio Breach

If you have ever been a client of Konrado Studio, it is worth checking whether your email address appears in this leak or in any other breach in HEROIC's records. HEROIC's free breach scanner checks your email address against a database of more than 400 billion breached records, including this one, and shows you exactly where your information has surfaced. Run a free scan to see your full exposure.