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“Long story short: FBI let one of weleakinfo’s domains expire that they used for the emails/payments,” pompompurin wrote. “I registered that domain, & was able
by sdfhbdf 6y ago
“Long story short: FBI let one of weleakinfo’s domains expire that they used for the emails/payments,” pompompurin wrote. “I registered that domain, & was able to [password] reset the stripe.com account & get all the Data. [It’s] only from people that used stripe.com to checkout. If you used paypal or [bitcoin] ur all good.”
That’s the gist of the whole story.
No credit card numbers were leaked, i wouldn’t count the partial numbers... it’s probably last 4 digits.
- wongarsu 6y ago> a copy of the data leaked by pompompurin, and said it includes partial credit card data, email addresses, full names, IP addresses, browser user agent string data, physical addresses, phone numbers, and amount paid I can certainly appreciate the irony of the FBI negligently enabling a major data leak of data leak buyers.
- FDSGSG 6y agoThere's absolutely no evidence to support this guys claim that the FBI was ever in possession of this domain.
- bombcar 6y agoCredit card numbers aren’t the exciting part - it’s growing the network information about users of the service. It’s the same reason Facebook et al don’t really care that much about the content of your private messages but rather about the metadata of whom you’re communicating with.