Navigate360 breach exposes Crime Stoppers tips from its P3 platform, Canada's privacy commissioner investigates
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Navigate360, the US company behind the P3 tip platform used by Crime Stoppers programs, disclosed on Oct 23 2026 that an unauthorized third party was in one of its systems from Nov 21 2025 to Mar 5 2026 and copied data. It says the files may include names, addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, phone numbers, email addresses and other sensitive information. CBC News reports more than 1.5 million Canadian tips from the past 25 years were compromised, and Toronto Crime Stoppers says 176,859 of its tips were affected. On Oct 27 Canada's Privacy Commissioner opened an investigation into Navigate360.
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