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https://canary.pw/view/?item=13221ab1721254808546bd068b6cd475 https://canary.pw/view/?item=13221ab1721254808546bd068b6cd47... https://canary.pw/view/?item=1bc5
by afreak 12y ago
https://canary.pw/view/?item=13221ab1721254808546bd068b6cd475 https://canary.pw/view/?item=13221ab1721254808546bd068b6cd47...
https://canary.pw/view/?item=1bc5b34811b50f3fbce06cb550883727 https://canary.pw/view/?item=1bc5b34811b50f3fbce06cb55088372...
https://canary.pw/view/?item=87ecceaf19b0187e901e15c5bc8f8a9d https://canary.pw/view/?item=87ecceaf19b0187e901e15c5bc8f8a9...
Canary is still chewing through the dataset I fed it and figuring out where they all relate (if at all), but so far it seems that some of the data is as old as January 2014. This is likely not from Gmail itself but perhaps a collection of other leaks.
- afreak 12y agohttps://pay.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/2fz13q/5_millions_of_gmail_passwords_leaked_rus_most/cke79db https://pay.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/2fz13q/5_millions_o... A good backgrounder too.
- _puk 12y agoInterestingly I have one hit for my gmail on isleaked. Looking at that link I see freebiejeebies, which if I check in keepass I created an account for in 2008 with a unique password (as I tended to back then, even for throwaways). Sure enough the first two characters match that reported by isleaked (Though case doesn't match..) Having gone through the majority of the other entries in keepass, that is the only password starting with the two reported characters. So can safely say freebiejeebies was compromised at some point. Now to work out why I'd have an account on there in the first place ;)