Is there a website similar to leakedsource with similar dumps?
alternatives to leakedsource? |
 (Jul 3, 2018 03:44 PM)Killua. Wrote: Is there a website similar to leakedsource with similar dumps? it's a pain in the ass, but you can download the databases for free on databases.today if you know the database name you want to look through ![[Image: nyUnJk4.png]](https://i.imgur.com/nyUnJk4.png) (Jul 3, 2018 03:45 PM)splunk Wrote: it's a pain in the ass, but you can download the databases for free on databases.today if you know the database name you want to look through appreciate it, might use it if I can't find another way 🤝   (Jul 4, 2018 11:51 PM)кoɱodo Wrote: WeLeakInfo is the best one in my opinion. 5.6 billion records, over 1k databases, you can search multiple things like usernames and emails, you can use wildcards, and it searches through everything in less than a second. So certainly a good choice. Did you read their privacy policy? They log all your searches and data. Last time a site did this when they were taken down all the people you searched for were contacted and LE spent time trying to find the person behind the searches. The arrest was in Canada but the US authorities got involved too. Do not use WeLeakInfo.com unless you are looking to get into legal trouble. Even if you are honest, accessing this stolen data is a felony and now with the new CA laws being implemented all over the US and the EU you will end up in jail, MANY ALREADY HAVE. I was about to use them but saw the warning on a forum the other day. (Jul 8, 2018 02:15 AM)HiringDevs Wrote: Did you read their privacy policy? They log all your searches and data. Last time a site did this when they were taken down all the people you searched for were contacted and LE spent time trying to find the person behind the searches. The arrest was in Canada but the US authorities got involved too. But they are also based in Seychelles which is in Africa. So the US don't really have control over it?
Jul 8, 2018 05:07 AM
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(Jul 8, 2018 04:25 AM)кoɱodo Wrote: But they are also based in Seychelles which is in Africa. So the US don't really have control over it? USA seems to have control everywhere  (Jul 8, 2018 04:25 AM)кoɱodo Wrote: But they are also based in Seychelles which is in Africa. So the US don't really have control over it? We've moved all our data to a more offshore country. Our data is in a place where US authorities have 0 jurisdiction over. You don't have to worry about the US gaining access to our data or the user data. All the user data in the database is also encrypted in an event of an SQL dump. We've taken all the precautions needed. As for our old competitors, their security was very lazy and sloppy. Their servers were exposed and they had servers in the United States and Canada. We aren't that stupid, I assure you. ![[Image: 5ZgW4ZY.gif]](https://imgur.com/5ZgW4ZY.gif)
Jul 8, 2018 03:10 PM
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(Jul 8, 2018 07:23 AM)weleakinfo Wrote: We've moved all our data to a more offshore country. Our data is in a place where US authorities have 0 jurisdiction over. You don't have to worry about the US gaining access to our data or the user data. All the user data in the database is also encrypted in an event of an SQL dump. We've taken all the precautions needed. As for our old competitors, their security was very lazy and sloppy. Their servers were exposed and they had servers in the United States and Canada. We aren't that stupid, I assure you. The real question is if you're pro-anonymity why do you keep logs lol.
Jul 9, 2018 12:00 AM
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(Jul 8, 2018 03:10 PM)Killua. Wrote: The real question is if you're pro-anonymity why do you keep logs lol. Because our Terms of Service states that you are not allowed to search any information that isn't yours or that you do not have permissions to search. Sometimes we get reports from victims asking us to take action from someone that utilized our services to harm them. In that case the search logs come in handy with us finding out whoever did what. The only reason you or anyone would be worried about logs is if you are breaking our Terms of Service, which I guess you are intending to do. We don't have any verifications in place to restrict your searches, but in return we do need a contingency in case a breach of the Terms of Service happens. (Jul 9, 2018 12:00 AM)weleakinfo Wrote: Sometimes we get reports from victims asking us to take action from someone that utilized our services to harm them. In that case the search logs come in handy with us finding out whoever did what. Are you retarded? That's literally the only purpose your website has 🤣 (Jul 9, 2018 10:59 AM)Killua. Wrote: Are you retarded? That's literally the only purpose your website has 🤣 That's not what our Terms of Service says. Doesn't matter what you think about it, the Terms of Service is there to protect us from legal trouble. All fault falls on the user. (Jul 10, 2018 01:10 AM)weleakinfo Wrote: That's not what our Terms of Service says. Doesn't matter what you think about it, the Terms of Service is there to protect us from legal trouble. All fault falls on the user.Your not protected from anything. you are allowing users to subscribe to the site in order to get access to raw data, including passwords. Leakedsource used that same answer that we only host the data and look where they ended up. there is a reason haveibeenpwned.com is still up with no issues... cause they host NO passwords. all it checks is if email is included in breach. (Jul 10, 2018 01:32 AM)ruggyme Wrote: Your not protected from anything. you are allowing users to subscribe to the site in order to get access to raw data, including passwords. Leakedsource used that same answer that we only host the data and look where they ended up. there is a reason haveibeenpwned.com is still up with no issues... cause they host NO passwords. all it checks is if email is included in breach. Well we're not doing this for charity, we're not Troy Hunt.  (Jul 3, 2018 03:45 PM)splunk Wrote: it's a pain in the ass, but you can download the databases for free on databases.today if you know the database name you want to look through Are those safe to download? No viruses/rats?
Another HF oldfag..
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