16,131 of the parent accounts include a parent’s first and last name, without a billing address.

12,653 of the parent accounts include a parent’s full name and billing address (but no other billing info).

5.7M accounts include the full birthday the player entered at account registration.

23.9M records include the gender the player entered at account creation.

14.8M records include the birth year the player entered at account creation.

Passwords associated with those user accounts, but in encrypted form.

Approximately 32 million player usernames associated with these parent accounts.

Email addresses used to create approximately 7 million Animal Jam and Animal Jam Classic parent accounts.

The information in these records includes the following: The database circulated by the hackers consists of approximately 46M Animal Jam account records.

A subset of the stolen records include the email addresses of the parents managing the player accounts and other data that could be used to identify the parents of Animal Jam players. WildWorks has learned that a database containing some Animal Jam user data was stolen in connection with a recent attack on the server of a vendor WildWorks uses for intra-company communication.

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