Your Data May Already Be at Risk. The Top Izbor Breach Exposed 1,828 Records.

HEROIC analysts identified a database breach at Top Izbor, a Bosnian eCommerce platform selling home appliances and electronics, dated March 24, 2025. The incident exposed 1,828 customer records, including personal contact details collected during the normal checkout and account registration process. For a regional retailer handling everyday shoppers, this kind of exposure carries real-world consequences for people who simply bought a refrigerator or a television online.

Why This Database Breach Is Dangerous

When a database containing names, emails, and phone numbers leaks, attackers gain everything they need to launch convincing fraud campaigns. A criminal armed with your full name, email address, and phone number can impersonate a delivery service, a bank, or even Top Izbor itself to trick you into handing over payment details or clicking malicous links. IP addresses in the dataset also help attackers narrow down a victim's general location, making social enginering attempts feel eerily accurate and personal.

What Was Exposed in the Top Izbor Breach

The following personal data fields were confirmed in the leaked dataset:

• Email Address
• Phone Number
• First Name
• Last Name
• IP Address

Why This Matters for Top Izbor Customers

Even without passwords in this dataset, the risk is serious. Attackers routinely cross-reference leaked records with other known breach databases to build complete profiles of individuals. Once your name, email, and phone number appear in multiple breach datasets, you become a high-value target for credential stuffing attacks, account takeovers, and identity theft. Finantial fraud is also a realistic outcome when criminals use your contact details to impersonate services you actually use.

How Database Breaches Happen

A database breach occurs when an unauthorized party gains access to a company's stored data, usually by exploiting a vulnerability in the website's software, using stolen administrator credentials, or launching what is known as a SQL injection attack. In a SQL injection, an attacker sends specially crafted input to a website's search or login fields that tricks the underlying database into returning data it should never share publicly. Once the attacker has the data, it is typically packaged and sold or posted on dark web forums within days. Smaller regional eCommerce sites are frequently targeted precisely because they collect real customer data but may not invest as heavily in security infrastructure as larger retailers.

Check If You Are Affected by the Top Izbor Breach

If you ever created an account or placed an order on Top Izbor, your information may be among the exposed records. HEROIC's free breach scanner checks your email address against a database of more than 400 billion compromised records, including datasets from hundreds of regional and global breaches. Running a scan takes seconds and gives you an immediate picture of your exposure so you can take action before someone else does.