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Hundreds of Facebook phished and dumped by Cru3l Int3ntion

Posted on November 29, 2011 by Lee J

A hacker going by the name of Cru3l Int3ntion has dumped a huge amount of claimed phished facebook accounts. This comes as a warning to all users who use social networks, all 3rd party social network websites will NEVER ask you to provide your password, if they do do not use them. All 3rd party applications and website will only ask you to provide access to your account at which the API limits what access that is. Never login to any website with your details unless its truly the hosts website and always try to use https where possible. The leak contains usernames, emails and clear text passwords and comes in two parts. Be sure to use CTRL+F for quick search to be sure you have not fallen victim and had your account compromised. https://pastebin.com/tsr0WTMz https://pastebin.com/uFhgbTMp

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