OpenAI recently disclosed a security incident involving Mixpanel, a third-party analytics provider. If you want the full details, you can [read OpenAI's official statement here](https://openai.com/index/mixpanel-incident/). When you combine a work email address with name, location data, organization ID, and browsing patterns, you're not looking at isolated data points anymore. You're looking at a detailed profile. And the profile reveals which developers and companies are actively using OpenAI's API platform. An attacker or whoever bought this data could leverage this information for targeted phishing campaigns, knowing both the target organization and the likely email format. The exposed names, emails, and organization IDs make crafting convincing social engineering attempts more feasible. Phishing aside, the spam alone will spike. After all, it's free Mixpanel data out in the wild.