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Hackers Are Trading Hundreds of Thousands of xHamster Porn Account Details

Posted on November 29, 2016 by Dissent

Joseph Cox reports:

Hundreds of thousands of user account details for porn site xHamster are being traded on the digital underground.

The database of nearly 380,000 users, provided to Motherboard by for-profit breach notification site LeakBase, includes usernames, email addresses, and what appears to be poorly-hashed passwords.

Although xHamster is a free porn site, users can sign up to create personal favorite collections, post comments, or upload their own videos. According to the xHamster site, over 12 million people have signed up for an account.

Read more on Motherboard.

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