Major Company Data Breaches Aggregated and Uploaded to Leakprobe

COLUMBIA, S.C. - Sept. 27, 2018 - PRLog -- "Just a few days ago, 1.4 billion accounts from the Exploit.in and Anti-Public leaks were added. That's aside from the companies such as LinkedIn, Twitter, or Myspace that have been added on top of that." CEO Ben Carr is also chief developer for the system and personally parses and maintains the integrity of all of the information that he adds to the system.

The data breach from LinkedIn, a popular employment networking site, added 4.45 million plain-text usernames and passwords to Leakprobe. Question and answer website Badoo.com added 25.96 million accounts. Twitter, no need to be introduced, added 40 million accounts to Leakprobe, and Myspace.com, another famous social networking site, added 427 million leaked accounts to Leakprobe. Featured as private leaks, at least 5-10 million accounts and possibly more were added that provided access to Gmail and Hotmail user accounts.

Porn websites also provided a large source of data breaches that are now publicly accessible on the site. Some of the major porn websites that had data breaches added to Leakprobe are xHamster.com (378,000 accounts), YouPorn.com (46,939,000 accounts), and BritishSexContacts.com (21,562,000 accounts).

Webhosting providers were a significant portion of the data breaches, contributing countless millions more of credentials. Among the popular ones added were 000Webhost.com (1,041,000 accounts), Hostinger.com (1 million accounts), Dropbox.com (18,135,000 accounts), and 5GB.net (9,193,000 accounts).

All of these accounts are indexed and searchable on the new data breach website http://leakprobe.net. The company intends to announce the release of world-wide targeted user accounts in the coming month, breaching over 4 billion leaked passwords available to the general public.