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3000+ Accounts leaked from Cricket Website Cricfire.com

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Lee J

Cricket fans have become victims to hackers who have leaked over 3000 accounts from a well known cricket website/forum https://cricfire.com/. The hack comes from a hacker who goes by the handle Le0n B3lm0nt and contains 3,471 accounts. The leaked data is in the format of  usernaes, passwords and salts for the encrypted passwords and of coarse emails.

**Authenticity**
Valid 3,413
Duplicate’s 0
Already Stored 58
**Top 4 Provider Result’s**
Hotmails 1,169
LiveMail 63
Gmails 479
Yahoos 1,276
**Total of** 3,471 Emails Found

  https://ozdc.net/dumps.php?dump=824 [https://pastebin.com/Z1DGaLyW](https://pastebin.com/Z1DGaLyW)

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