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Double Counter, a Discord server protection service, suffered a data breach in October 2026 affecting approximately 275,000 accounts, exposing email addresses, Discord usernames, and limited subscriber details.
According to HIBP, Double Counter experienced a data breach in October 2026 caused by a vulnerability in the Metabase analytics tool. Attackers gained access to a subset of the company's data, which was subsequently published publicly.
The leaked dataset contained around 275,000 unique email addresses and Discord usernames. A smaller number of records belonging to paying subscribers — whose purchases were handled through Stripe — also included names, countries, and postcodes.
Anyone who used Double Counter's Discord server protection service may have had their email address and Discord username exposed. Paying subscribers face additional exposure of their name and partial location data.
If you used Double Counter, be alert to phishing emails or messages targeting your Discord account. Consider changing your Double Counter password and enabling two-factor authentication on your Discord account. Paying subscribers should monitor for any suspicious activity tied to their name or location information.