ClickIndia.com

ClickIndia.com operates as an online classifieds platform primarily serving users in India. The website allows individuals and businesses to post advertisements across various categories such as jobs, real estate, automobiles, services, and community notices. Users can browse listings free of charge and contact sellers or employers directly through the site. The platform emphasizes simplicity and accessibility, aiming to connect local buyers and sellers without intermediary fees. By focusing on region‑specific postings, ClickIndia.com caters to the diverse linguistic and cultural preferences of Indian markets. The service is accessible via web browsers and mobile devices, supporting both English and several regional languages. Its core function is to facilitate peer‑to‑peer transactions and recruitment opportunities within the country. The platform’s domain name, ClickIndia.com, reflects its commercial orientation and national focus.

The company’s headquarters are located in India, reflecting its primary market focus. In December 2020, ClickIndia.com was implicated in a data breach where approximately eight million user records were exfiltrated and later offered for sale on a hacker forum. This incident was part of a broader campaign affecting twenty‑six organizations, with eight of those breaches being newly disclosed at the time. Although the breach was not previously acknowledged by the company, the exposed data included personal information such as names, email addresses, and possibly phone numbers associated with registered accounts. ClickIndia.com did not issue an official statement confirming or denying the breach when approached by security journalists. The lack of a public response distinguished it from several other affected entities that either confirmed their involvement or provided clarifications. The broker marketing the stolen data advertised a combined dataset of 368.8 million records from the twenty‑six companies involved. The incident was reported by BleepingComputer, with the details preserved in an archived article. These details constitute the only publicly known security event linked to the organization to date.