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Want something to do in Providence at night? How about staying home and changing your password….

Posted on November 13, 2011 by Dissent

Another reported data leak posted to Pastebin –  providencenightlife.net – reveals usernames, clear-text passwords, and e-mail addresses.  Fifty thousand were reportedly acquired and posted to another site that requires you to fill out a survey to download the data.  Since I don’t do surveys, I haven’t checked the full archive, but 83 are are offered on Pastebin as proof.

There is no notice on their home page about this breach and since their Contact Us link is 404 (so is their privacy policy!), they don’t make it easy to notify them, but I sent an e-mail to the parent group, nenightlife.com.

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