Raaga Suffers Data Breach Exposing 10 Million User Records Indian music streaming service Raaga reportedly experienced a data breach last month, compromising 10 million user records. The exposed data includes email addresses, names, gender, age, postal codes, and unsalted MD5 password hashes a weak encryption method vulnerable to cracking. Security researchers noted that 60% of the leaked emails were already found in previous breaches, particularly on LinkedIn, suggesting potential credential reuse risks. The incident highlights persistent security gaps in password storage practices, as unsalted MD5 hashes are long considered obsolete for protecting sensitive data. The breach underscores the ongoing threat of large-scale data exposures in digital services, particularly in regions with growing tech adoption. No official statement from Raaga has been released regarding the incident or remediation efforts.