Find Leaked Email and Password via onion service

Find Leaked Email and Password via onion service

Leaked Email and Password

Billions of email addresses and plain text passwords have been leaked online by an unknown party, leaving countless Internet users at risk from credential stuffing and other attacks. Search for leaked email and password using the onion service

Security researcher Bob Diachenko discovered the unsafe elastics search database on 4 December, although it was first indexed by the BinaryAidz search engine and therefore has been publicly available since the beginning of the month.

Access to the database was disabled on 9 December when it reported to the US-based ISP hosting the IP address, giving potential hackers more than enough time to scrape the logged-in data.

In total, the database contained 2.7 billion email addresses and plain text passwords for more than a billion of them - providing a true starting point for a credential stuffing campaign.

How To Find Leaked Email and Passwords

We will use pwndb tool to find the password email leaked here...pwndb.py is a python command-line tool for searching leaked credentials using the Onion service with the same name. Search for leaked email and password using the onion service

Installation

git clone https://github.com/davidtavarez/pwndb




cd

ls





pip3 install -r requirements.txt  OR  pip install -r requirements.txt





Then, type "  virtualenv venv   " without quotes and hit enter...





source venv/bin/activate








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