Pass’Sport Data Breach: 6,612,043 Records With SSNs and Birthdays

HEROIC analysts logged a data breach record for Pass'Sport, dated December 1, 2025. It holds 6,612,043 records, and the listed details include names, email addresses, phone numbers, birthdays and Social Security numbers. Scan your email to see whether your information is part of it.

Why These Details Carry Weight

Names, birthdays and Social Security numbers are the details used to confirm who a person is. When they sit together with an email address and a phone number, someone holding the record has much of what an impersonator wants to begin. Unlike a password, a birthday or a Social Security number is difficult to replace.

What the Record Lists

• Email addresses, which can receive messages that look genuine.
• First names, which make a message feel personal.
• Last names, which complete a name that can be matched against other records.
• Phone numbers, which can be used for scam calls and texts.
• Gender, which adds one more detail to a profile.
• Birthdays, which are widely used to confirm identity.
• Social Security numbers, the identifier tied closest to credit and identity fraud.

Fraud Does Not Need a Password

No passwords are listed in this record, so there is nothing to reset. The risk lies in impersonation: a caller or sender who knows a name, a birthday and a number can sound convincing. Credit applications opened in someone else's name and messages that imitate trusted senders are the outcomes to watch for.

How Database Records Are Taken

A database breach means records were copied out of one service's own systems, typically through a weakness in the service or through borrowed administrator access. The copy then travels with no connection to the people it describes, who may learn of it only from a notice or a scam.

Is Your Information in This Record?

To check, scan your email and find out what was exposed. If you are listed, freeze your credit and review your credit reports, treat unexpected calls and texts with suspicion, and add a PIN with your phone carrier. Whether the address is personal or from work, it is worth checking.