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WARNING: 44,000+ hotmails, yahoos, facebooks and more leaked by @neatstuffs..!!

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Lee J

@neatstuffs has made a huge leak of over 44000 accounts from different providers, all accounts passwords are encrypted but knowing the world as they are they will be simple to crack. Be Sure to to CTRL + F to search for your email, u will need a LARGE text file editor to view them as well, notepad ++ does the job fine Leaked:

Here is 44,000+ emails and hashes from qbik.ch. So many users for such a no-security site like that. Hashes can easily be decrypted many at a time at www.md5decrypter.co.uk

https://www.mediafire.com/?9i73293db9onby3 Be Sure to to CTRL + F to search for your email.

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