The FBI and DOJ have seized the domain "WeLeakInfo.com."
The site offered a subscription service & search engine to access stolen personal info/data from over 10,000 data breaches. Data such as stolen emails, names, passwords, and phone numbers.
#ButNothingsHappening
The site offered a subscription service & search engine to access stolen personal info/data from over 10,000 data breaches. Data such as stolen emails, names, passwords, and phone numbers.
#ButNothingsHappening
Here's what the website looks like now 😂😂😂😂
I'll bet there's a ton of "subscribers" that are now sh***ing bricks.
I'll bet there's a ton of "subscribers" that are now sh***ing bricks.
Dutch and Ireland police both arrested different 22 year old men for trying to sell people's stolen info through "WeLeakInfo.com."
The site charged either $2/day or $25/month for people to access the stolen data.
dw.com/en/two-arreste…
The site charged either $2/day or $25/month for people to access the stolen data.
dw.com/en/two-arreste…
Ahh, it seems that the site claimed that they were helping users find out if their personal info was ever stolen. So, did they also steal people's info who logged into the site? Or was that just a public facing excuse for what was really inside?
Some of the stolen data and credentials came from data breaches of LinkedIn and MyFitnessPal.
2 days ago LMAOOOOO
Well, their Twitter account advertises themselves as a way to "find out if your passwords have been compromised."
Do people go there and actually input their passwords, therefore giving them access to their accounts?
Do people go there and actually input their passwords, therefore giving them access to their accounts?
Scrolling through their Twitter, they posted all sorts of companies from where their breached and/or stolen personal data came from.
Zynga, Canva, Chegg, PoshMark, ooooh, Wirecard.......hmmm
Zynga, Canva, Chegg, PoshMark, ooooh, Wirecard.......hmmm
There's probably not a link between this site selling Wirecard credentials and this investigation into Wirecard (probably just coincidence), but in the slim chance there could be some sort of link, I'm dropping this here.
