Screenshot of an email with a dark background and white text. The subject line at the top reads “Security Concern Follow-Up.” The message is addressed to HungerRush and contains a threatening statement implying the sender may take malicious action if their requests continue to be ignored. Two blue hyperlinks appear at the bottom: a masked ProtonMail address and a HungerRush support link with a numeric reference. Full visible text transcript: Security Concern Follow-Up Dear HungerRush, You cannot ignore all my requests and expect me not to take malicious action. You still have time. Every restaurant and customer’s data is in jeopardy here, and I can’t even get a response back. What happens next is all up to you. I would assume you’re a company that wouldn’t let millions of your consumers unwillingly have their full names, emails, passwords, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, credit card information, and much more exposed over such a small amount of money. You know where to contact me (p********p****@protonmail.com) or support.hungerrush.com (7526265).
