[Walt Disney™]

So a long time ago I had around 600 clients on my rat. I always sweeped their pcs for password files.

I found a .txt called "logins" I totally forgot I had. Opened it today to see if all the accounts work.

There are 16 Google employee logins.

I tested a few of these and the logins work fine. I connected to the nearest vpn.

The emails were extremely strange to say the least. One email was directly for emailing a military base. I found a list of crypted names that Google sold to them. Have no fucking clue. I showed Hinch this awhile back, but he didn't seem to understand what these accounts are.

Now, would people buy these? They have no other features on their accounts besides emails from other employees.

Plus I got invited to everyone's parties. There was one for Halloween but I didn't go.

These emails are semi local to me. Most are Washington state while others Oregon. I've been to both Google Hqs in either state. Picture proof :) (not posting here lmao)

[Anbu]

What's the domain?

e.g. [email protected], [email protected], etc.

[Queen Cin]

I'd have to see more info, but I might be interested.

[Walt Disney™]

What's the domain?

e.g. [email protected], [email protected], etc.

@gmail.com

Full names.

Examples;

[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

[еlixir]

I would keep these private and snoop around. You might of just found Google sharing info to the gov.

[Walt Disney™]

I would keep these private and snoop around. You might of just found Google sharing info to the gov.

What I was thinking when I first got them.

Some suspicious activity on a few of these.

Some are dead.

[Schnitzel]

These emails should be worth a lot, try contacting google and see if they are interested.

[Cryptic™]

If you really wanna sell them for serious cash, your on the wrong site. 🤝

[Duk.]

For starters you should probably try to censor the shit out of the thread if you post any more about it cuz the google bot already cached the thread. But yeah Im sure there is a lot of people on other sites (onion) that would purchase them.

[Jordana Brewster]

Report it to Google, see if they are willing to pay you for the accounts because this could be a serious data breach.

https://www.google.com/appserve/security...ew?rl=&key=

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2372003,00.asp

http://blog.chromium.org/2010/01/encoura...urity.html

Or just email them

[еlixir]

He did breach them.. so that can be a shitstorm if they start asking questions.

[Duk.]

Report it to Google, see if they are willing to pay you for the accounts because this could be a serious data breach.

https://www.google.com/appserve/security...ew?rl=&key=

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2372003,00.asp

http://blog.chromium.org/2010/01/encoura...urity.html

Or just email them

Yeah actually just thanks for reminding me of this

@OP, report the data breach and explain how the victim was ratted (DO NOT DISCLOSE THE EMAILS) they will then offer a bounty of how to prevent future attacks(rats) and to receive data that has been leaked.

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He did breach them.. so that can be a shitstorm if they start asking questions.

Google is typically an open company that has actually invited people who have breached them in the past to work as a dev in the chromium project working on bounties.

[c x y k]

You can't prevent somebody from ratting employees.

So to all the tards saying to report it to Google for data breach.. Google has nothing to do with that and can't do anything about it. 2FA is there for a reason, and if the employees are idiotic enough to leave their shit floating around unsecured then it's their problem, not Googles.

[еlixir]

You can't prevent somebody from ratting employees.

So to all the tards saying to report it to Google for data breach.. Google has nothing to do with that and can't do anything about it. 2FA is there for a reason, and if the employees are idiotic enough to leave their shit floating around unsecured then it's their problem, not Googles.

I'm with kondax on this one. Either sell or snoop.