Hollywood’s biggest stars are in the crosshairs of a massive data leak exposing over 666,000 records tied to the Tribeca Film Festival — including Angelina Jolie, Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese, and more — after a misconfigured cloud backup accidentally dumped private contact info online. Cybersecurity expert Jeremiah Fowler calls it the largest breach he’s ever seen, stemming from human error and highlighting how easily sensitive data can be compromised — even for celebrities. This isn’t the first time Fowler’s uncovered alarming digital vulnerabilities, including stalkerware with thousands of private screenshots, underscoring that no one is immune in the digital age. The festival, which launched in 2002 and covers records from 2019 to 2026, has since taken down the database after Fowler alerted them — but the fallout raises urgent questions about data security for everyone, especially those in the spotlight.
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