A researcher flagged the vulnerability 40 days ago with no response from Fiverr. Now tax returns, driver’s licenses, and client contracts are surfacing in Google search results.
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Fiverr Denies ‘Major Security Lapse’ Despite Private User Data Appearing in Google Search
