{
    "2844": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "DayZ.com",
                "Password": "maestro"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In February 2018, a huge collection of almost 3,000 expected data leaks was discovered on the Internet. Each file contained an email address and text passwords."
    },
    "Affect3dstore.com": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Address": "Horseheads 14845",
                "Address2": "Horseheads 14845",
                "Balance": "0 ",
                "City": "Horseheads",
                "Country": "United States",
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Full Name": "A K",
                "Language": "English",
                "Phone": "607 483 8671",
                "Post Code": "14845",
                "Created On": "Nov 15, 2015 12:49:06 PM"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "Affect3D Store is an American e -commerce platform specializing in 3D content for adults. The leak occurred in January 2025. 430 thousand users, including complete names, mail, phones, addresses, date of birth and payment data, are stolen."
    },
    "COMB+12billion": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "andalou1"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "Two huge combohylers called CompilationOFManyBreaches and 12Billion Special appeared in February 2021 and in September 2022, respectively. Each of them contained more than 3 billion unique mails and passwords to them. Most of the data was taken from the collections of 1-5 and the GA $ PACC comprehensist, after their removal, only 211 million lines remained."
    },
    "Cloudata": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "andalou123"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "SongsofMaldoror"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "Large collection of email:password. The database was assembled from multiple files on May 18, 2023. Initially, all databases weighed 338 GB (11 billion rows). After removing duplicates and data from the collections, about 2 billion remained."
    },
    "Collection": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "andalou"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "maestro"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In January 2019, a collection of 5 parts appeared by a hacker forum, which are a combination of data from different sites. The collection contained 108 thousand files with a total size of 870GB. These files had 26 billion lines containing mail and password. However, many values ​​were repeated many times, and there were only 4.3 billion unique couples. Nevertheless, this collection is considered the largest leak in history."
    },
    "Collection #1": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "Nihonomaru.net [1,1kk]",
                "Password": "andalou"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "DayZ.com (Forum) [108k]",
                "Password": "maestro"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In January 2019, 5 collections appeared at the popular hacker forum, which are a combination of data from many other leaks. This is the first of the found collections. It contained 12.300 files with a total size of 87 GB. The collection has more than 2.5 billion lines with posts and passwords from them. There were only 1.25 billion unique lines. For many lines, a site was indicated on which a leak occurred."
    },
    "Collection #5": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "Nihonomaru.net",
                "Password": "andalou"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "DayZ.com",
                "Password": "maestro"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In January 2019, 5 collections appeared at the popular hacker forum, which are a combination of data from many other leaks. The fifth collection contains 16 thousand files with a total size of 42 gigabytes. The files contained 1.25 billion posts and passwords for them, but there were only 600 million unique lines. Unlike the rest of the collections, there was often information about which site the data leaked from."
    },
    "Collection of 7,651 databases": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "Nihonomaru.net",
                "Password": "andalou"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "DayZ.com",
                "Password": "maestro"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In December 2022, all databases from the hacker data on trade trade were posted to open access. In total, 7651 leaks were published. The data contained only mail and passwords in the form of open text. Total 493 million records in all bases."
    },
    "DayZ.com": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Country": "US",
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "IP": "69.205.140.206",
                "Username": "Alex K.",
                "Salt": "0c8871b4558af8639f41b92031521084"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In April 2016, a leakage of the game in the genre of MMO-Boevik Dayz took place. The leak affected the information about 200 thousand accounts with names, posts, IP addresses, birth dates and passwords in the form of MD5 Hashi with salt."
    },
    "EmuParadise": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "maestro "
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "IP": "67.246.136.206",
                "Username": "NewYorkRipper",
                "Password(MD5+Salt)": "6ab964b4dd540d6bd4b6c11f0dd93e01:3{?1dg!N%ATA^)cx}$gfZq`5\";PACZ robsoda "
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In April 2018, on the self-proclaimed “largest retro-game in the world”, the data leaks of the EMUPARADISE. 1.1 million email addresses, IP addresses, user names and passwords in the form of drifting MD5 with salt were discovered."
    },
    "Ga$$Pacc": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "Nihonomaru.net",
                "Password": "andalou"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "EmuParadise.me",
                "Password": "maestro"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Leak Site": "kickstarter.com",
                "Password": "maestro"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In 2020, a set of decrypted databases containing 580 million emails and passwords was made publicly available. The data was obtained from 243 different leaks and contained only mails and unencrypted passwords."
    },
    "Gravatar scrape 2023": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Avatar": "https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/fa7cfa557e4aa6bc41628eef9c6c1549",
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "First Name": "Alex",
                "Username": "etuvivrainelterrore"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "The Gravatar service allows users to use one avatar on many services. In January 2023, with the help of scraping, 61 million users were collected from it. They included mail, nicknames and avatars."
    },
    "Kickstarter": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "7c918bc70b016436be64c68497d5b3cabef16ef1",
                "Salt": "2W3WChBfuNSVqw7vT3D"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "maestro"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In February 2014, the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform announced a data leak. The database published later contained nearly 5.2 million unique email addresses, as well as the names of users and hash of SHA1 passwords with salt."
    },
    "MIX Database": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Password": "maestro"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In May 2022, a collection containing 464 million e -mails and simple text passwords received as a result of various leaks appeared on the hacker forum."
    },
    "MinecraftDatabases": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Data": "Alex K.::69.205.140.206:US::::::0c8871b4558af8639f41b92031521084:s-L:J",
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "File": "DayZ"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "Since 2010, more than 1,200 hacks of various servers in the Minecraft game have occurred. All these hacks were collected in large collections and distributed as a means of hacking players in Minecraft. This collection contains mail, nicknames, passwords, IP addresses and other data from all these collections. In total about 57 million lines."
    },
    "Nihonomaru": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "IP": "67.241.233.91",
                "Username": "Alex2501",
                "Password(MD5+Salt)": "800e0fdfb433037c4a5df04709cd448a:Ac~"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "At the end of 2015, the Nihonomaru Anime Community Forum was hacked, which revealed 1.7 million accounts. The compromised data included email addresses, IP, user names and passwords in the form of drifting MD5 with salt."
    },
    "Twitter 200M": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Followers": "141",
                "Full Name": "Alex",
                "Username": "SongsofMaldoror",
                "Created On": "23.02.2013 14:35:30"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Followers": "142",
                "Full Name": "Alex",
                "Username": "SongsofMaldoror",
                "Created On": "23.02.2013 14:35:30"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Followers": "143",
                "Full Name": "Alex",
                "Username": "SongsofMaldoror",
                "Created On": "23.02.2013 14:35:30"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Followers": "144",
                "Full Name": "Alex",
                "Username": "SongsofMaldoror",
                "Created On": "23.02.2013 14:35:30"
            },
            {
                "Email": "etuvivrainelterrore@gmail.com",
                "Followers": "146",
                "Full Name": "Alex",
                "Username": "SongsofMaldoror",
                "Created On": "23.02.2013 14:35:30"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In January 2022, the vulnerability in the Twitter platform allowed Hacker to create a database of mail and phone numbers of 200 million users of the social platform. In August 2022, Twitter said that vulnerability is associated with an error that appeared in June 2021. The data included emails, phone numbers, user name, biography, location and profile photo."
    },
    "VerificationsIO": {
        "Data": [
            {
                "Email": "ETUVIVRAINELTERRORE@GMAIL.COM"
            }
        ],
        "Description": "In February 2019, the Verifications.io post checks service suffered. Data in Mongodb were left in the public domain without a password, which opened 763 million unique mail, phones and IP. The data did not include passwords."
    }
}