The UK Visa Portal, a non-governmental website, has been found to publicly expose the passports and selfies of over 100,000 applicants seeking UK immigration visas. An anonymous source alerted TechCrunch to this significant security breach, which has raised serious privacy concerns. Many users mistakenly paid fees to this site instead of the official GOV.UK portal, leading to confusion and potential misuse of their sensitive information. TechCrunch verified the authenticity of the exposed data by reaching out to affected individuals. Despite attempts to notify the company about the ongoing security lapse, including communications with its purported attorneys, TechCrunch has yet to receive a response from the management. The lack of a reporting mechanism for security issues on the website exacerbates the situation. Given the sensitivity of the leaked data, TechCrunch refrained from disclosing specific details to minimize further risks. Users are strongly advised to apply for UK electronic travel authorizations through the official government website rather than third-party services.