The following sounds a bit less than substantial: > " Turns out, the leaked data dump contains 15,003,961 email addresses belonging to both Epik's customers and non-customers, and not everyone is pleased with the news. This occurred as Epik had scraped WHOIS records of domains, even those not owned by the company, and stored these records. In doing so, the contact information of those who have never transacted with Epik directly was also retained in Epik's systems. " I wonder what data was taken all together if the above scraped data (EG publicly available by simple searches) is noteworthy.