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I don't know why you would submit this; you're potentially ruining thousands of people's lives if they use the same login details in multiple different websites
by beaumartinez 15y ago
I don't know why you would submit this; you're potentially ruining thousands of people's lives if they use the same login details in multiple different websites. A login dump doesn't belong on HN.
It even says in the dump:
These guys probably sign into Facebook with the same email/pass combo, so we suggest the following:
1) sign into their Facebook accounts
2) find their family members
3) tell them all about how the victim (you!) signed up to porn sites
4) watch the hilarity
5) tell us about it on twitter!
6) ???????
7) PROFIT
I'm tired of reading posts about "hacking" and website break-ins; the fact that they get so publicized just encourages them further. It's not only the big companies that get attacked that suffer (and in a macabre sense I'm glad it happens, it encourages them to increase the security regarding their customers' information―if only it could be done in a way where no-one else gets hurt), its their customers―innocent people like you and me!―whose personal information is leaked.
- bsiemon 15y agoIs it feasible that facebook et al could detect an anomaly in the frequency and scattered source of the successful logins?