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Title says it all. From OT: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=415697
If you do have an account, change the password cause it's now a public domain.
Will repeat one last time: there are torrents out there with passwords.
Three folders:
Good luck!
EDIT 2: Here's the quickest way to check if your account info is out there:
1. http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/
2. Enter your email address under "Input", and click on "MD5". Copy the "Result".
3. http://www.google.com/fusiontables/DataSource?dsrcid=350662
4. Click on "Show Options" and change the filter to "MD5". Paste the copied "Result" and see if it shows up on search. If ANYTHING shows up on the search result (e.g. xxxx.com where xxxx is the domain of your email address) it does then your password has been compromised and sooner or later will be hacked if they feel like it.
D4Danger said:If you have an account on any Gawker site you should probably change your password
they got emails, twitter accounts, dropbox accounts, servers, databases, chat logs, everything basically.
full story / code dump -> http://pastebin.com/9rRmf6W5
response -> http://gawker.com/5712615/commenting-accounts-compromised-++-change-your-passwords
and that kids, is why you don't say bad things about Anonymous.
If you do have an account, change the password cause it's now a public domain.
Will repeat one last time: there are torrents out there with passwords.
Three folders:
- "Dumb_passwords.txt" which are, as the file says, dumb passwords (2,500+ accounts/passwords). 133kb filesize
- "Parsed_db" which is a small portion/sample of the database (64,000+ accounts/passwords). 8850kb filesize
- "Full_db" which is the entire database (supposedly 1.3 million accounts). A whooping 73,468kb of filesize
Good luck!
EDIT 2: Here's the quickest way to check if your account info is out there:
1. http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/
2. Enter your email address under "Input", and click on "MD5". Copy the "Result".
3. http://www.google.com/fusiontables/DataSource?dsrcid=350662
4. Click on "Show Options" and change the filter to "MD5". Paste the copied "Result" and see if it shows up on search. If ANYTHING shows up on the search result (e.g. xxxx.com where xxxx is the domain of your email address) it does then your password has been compromised and sooner or later will be hacked if they feel like it.