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websoftdownload.com Hacked and 2,242 Accounts leaked by @alsa7rx

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Lee J

Software review and news site websoftdownload.com has been hacked and had a large amount of accounts leaked online. The attack which was carried out by @alsa7r, who we have recently seen doing other attacks such as the Justin Bieber website data base leak. The leaked data is a raw sql dump which contains 2,272 accounts and 2,242 are valid emails. More stats:

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Vaild Emails found: 2,242 Duplicate Emails found: 30

Email Types

Hotmails:37 LiveMail:21 Gmails:824 Yahoos:1,141

leak: https://pastebin.com/96THNR90

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