An AWS bucket from the private intelligence firm LocalBlox was discovered to be unguarded online; it held 48 million records that were also taken from Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Names, physical addresses, and birth dates that were obtained via social media are included in the records. The current Cambridge Analytica case comes to mind first. The stolen information was gathered from many sources and combined with IP addresses. For instance, names, street addresses, dates of birth, and employment histories were taken from Zillow real estate data and LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. Payday loan providers and acquired datasets are further sources. This finding shows that numerous additional organisations utilise social media scraping to get user data for various uses.