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Sorry for the blur, but i had to cause those that get hacked because the lack of 2 step verification, are the ones that falsely report this video like a t. Passwords were leaked in a torrent earlier today. I pulled both the list from the r/netsec article and the torrent and they match up. I also checked a few emails on isleaked.com which shows the first two letters of the password and they were all correct. So yes, the passwords were leaked. Change the passwords for all of your accounts that use the leaked email addresses; Get a reliable password manager to generate strong passwords and protect your accounts; Use two-factor authentication (2FA) To learn more about our leak checker, see the FAQs. As of now, all 21,222,975 passwords from Collection #1 have been added to Pwned Passwords bringing the total number of unique values in the list to 551,509,767. Whilst I can't tell you precisely what password was against your own record in the breach, I can tell you if any password you're interested in has appeared in previous breaches Pwned.

Not to worry. Too much.

Yes, nearly 5 million Gmail user names and passwords were posted on a Russian Bitcoin forum Tuesday, but it appears that many, if not most, were either outdated or user name/password combinations used to access other websites. The more security experts looked, the less alarmed they became about the breach.

Google, which since the news broke has been reassuring people that it has “no evidence that our systems have been compromised,” today published a blog post saying it had identified several “credential dumps” this week — “lists claiming to contain Google and other Internet providers’ credentials.”

From the blog post:

We found that less than 2% of the username and password combinations might have worked, and our automated anti-hijacking systems would have blocked many of those login attempts. We’ve protected the affected accounts and have required those users to reset their passwords.

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It’s important to note that in this case and in others, the leaked usernames and passwords were not the result of a breach of Google systems. Often, these credentials are obtained through a combination of other sources.

For instance, if you reuse the same username and password across websites, and one of those websites gets hacked, your credentials could be used to log into the others. Or attackers can use malware or phishing schemes to capture login credentials.

The upshot? Although, you are likely in the clear, this is as good a time for some password maintenance, namely make sure your essential passwords are unique and strong. Google’s blog post put it this way:

A few final tips: Make sure you’re using a strong password unique to Google. Update your recovery options so we can reach you by phone or email if you get locked out of your account. And consider 2-step verification, which adds an extra layer of security to your account. You can visit g.co/accountcheckup where you’ll see a list of many of the security controls at your disposal.

And if you are curious about whether your gmail address is on the list, you can download the whole thing — minus the passwords which have been stripped from the document — here.

On February 25th, 2019, I discovered a non-password protected 150GB-sized MongoDB instance. This is perhaps the biggest and most comprehensive email database I have ever reported. Upon verification I was shocked at the massive number of emails that were publicly accessible for anyone with an internet connection. Some of data was much more detailed than just the email address and included personally identifiable information (PII).

This database contained four separate collections of data and combined was an astounding 808,539,939 records. The largest part of it was named ‘mailEmailDatabase’ – and inside it contained three folders:

Emailrecords (count: 798,171,891 records)
emailWithPhone (count: 4,150,600 records)
businessLeads (count: 6,217,358 records)

‘Emailrecords’ was structured to include zip / phone / address / gender / email / user IP / DOB:

As part of the verification process I cross-checked a random selection of records with Troy Hunt’s HaveIBeenPwned database. Based on the results, I came to conclusion that this is not just another ‘Collection’ of previously leaked sources but a completely unique set of data. Although, not all records contained the detailed profile information about the email owner, a large amount of records were very detailed. We are still talking about millions of records.

I started to analyze the content in an attempt to identify the owner and responsibly disclose it – even despite the fact that this started to look very much like a spam organization dataset.

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In addition to the email databases this unprotected Mongo instance it also uncovered details on the possible owner of the database – a company named ‘Verifications.io’ – which offered the services of ‘Enterprise Email Validation’. Unfortunately, it appears that once emails were uploaded for verification they were also stored in plain text. Once I reported my discovery to Verifications.io the site was taken offline and is currently down at the time of this publication. Here is the archived version

At this point I teamed up with Vinny Troia, owner of NightLion Security with whom I worked on other projects previously and who had a similar experience with finding the Exactis database . I also sent a data breach notification email to the company’s support (yes, I decided it is a right thing to do).

After researching more about Verifications.io online and comparing the information that was publicly available in the database we have come to the following conclusions.

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How this all works:

Someone uploads a list of email addresses that they want to validate.
Verifications.io has a list of mail servers and internal email accounts that they use to “validate” an email address.
They do this by literally sending the people an email. If it does not bounce, the email is validated.
If it bounces, they put it in a bounce list so they can easily validate later on.

Here is the scenario:

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“Mr. Threat Actor” has a list of 1000 companies that he wants to hack into. He has a bunch of potential users and passwords, but has no idea which ones are real. He could try to log in to a service or system using ALL of those accounts, but that type of brute force attack is very noisy and would likely be identified. Instead, he uploads all of his potential email addresses to a service like verifications.io. The email verification service then sends tens of thousands of emails to validate these users (some real, some not). Each one of the users on the list gets their own spam message saying “hi”. Then the threat actor gets a cleaned, verified, and valid list of users at these companies. Now he knows who works there and who does not, and he can start a more focused phishing or brute forcing campaign.

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How do I know this?

The database(s) included email accounts they use for sending mail as well as hundreds of SMTP servers, email, spam traps, keywords to avoid, IP addresses to blacklist, and more. This is why I initially thought they were potentially engaged in spam related activities. It turns out that technically they actually are sending unwanted and unsolicited emails. This is the worst kind of spam because they send millions of completely worthless “hello” emails that no one can understand.

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