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Waggle Database Allegedly Leaked, 106,800+ Pet Camera Customers Exposed Across Three Tables

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Waggle Database Allegedly Leaked, 106,800+ Pet Camera Customers Exposed Across Three Tables

A forum user posting as 2019 has published what they describe as the customer database of Waggle, a US pet technology company whose products include a smart camera offering live video, two-way audio, treat dispensing, and real-time alerts. The release comprises three separate tables covering more than 106,800 customers: a contact table with names, emails, phone numbers, and home addresses; a billing table with invoice references, subscription plans, payment processor identifiers, due and unpaid dates, and account status; and a review table with usernames and comment history. The data is offered as a free download. The claim is unverified.

Customers106,800+
Tables3
PriceFree
Actor2019

Post details

TargetWaggle
CountryUnited States flagUnited States
SectorPet technology / Connected devices
ListingFree — reply to unlock
Customers106,800+
DataContact, billing, reviews
Observed
Actor2019

!Allegedly included

  • Customer names
  • Email addresses
  • Phone & mobile numbers
  • Home addresses
  • Supervisor field
  • Invoice identifiers
  • Subscription plans
  • Payment processor IDs
  • Billing email addresses
  • Due & unpaid dates
  • Payment status
  • Account status
  • Usernames
  • Review comments

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Potential impact

No passwords or card numbers appear, so account takeover is not the immediate risk. The concern is what the product implies about the customer. A home address on the customer list of an indoor pet camera marks a residence with internet-connected cameras inside it, and the alert-based nature of the product means many buyers leave pets alone at home. The billing table sharpens the targeting: unpaid and lapsed accounts identify customers primed to act on a message about a failed payment, and the invoice and processor references make such a message specific enough to pass scrutiny. Subscription lapse could also mean devices remaining online without active oversight. The claim is unverified.

iStatus

Unverified

The post includes a record sample spanning the billing table, with entries dated to late July 2026, indicating a recent extraction if genuine. The three-table structure is consistent with distinct application databases rather than a single export, which would suggest broader access than one system. The account is established with substantial standing on the forum. Nothing has been independently corroborated. The claim is unverified and Waggle has not publicly addressed it.

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