A hacker claimed to have breached OmniGPT, an AI chatbot aggregator platform, leaking more than 34 million lines of chat messages along with email addresses, phone numbers, API keys, and billing information for over 30,000 users. The exposed conversations spanned multiple countries and included technical discussions, university assignments, market analysis, and other sensitive personal content. Investigators traced initial access to improperly secured cloud storage tied to conversation logs and file uploads, which allowed unauthorized browsing and bulk extraction of the data.