AI music platform Suno suffered a significant data breach affecting over 55 million user accounts, exposing email addresses, phone numbers, and tens of thousands of Stripe payment records containing names, addresses, and partial credit card details. The individual claiming responsibility for the breach also released source code allegedly showing Suno scraping songs and lyrics from platforms like YouTube Music and Deezer to train its AI. The breach comes amid broader legal troubles for Suno, which is already facing a lawsuit from major record labels including Sony, UMG, and Warner over alleged unauthorised mass scraping of copyrighted music.
