[thanhtoan3301]

Very nice. Thank you.

[mudpoo]

truly impressive your probably one of the few people out here that actually cares and is interested in this niche subject and doesn't just throw around data

[mylove007]

great job boss u r the best

[Addka72424]

Today I have uploaded the emails from public leaks collection for you to download, thanks for reading and enjoy!

Great work!

Close to 3.4 billion by my count. I didn't check for duplicates, but of the couple hundred search hits I found, there wasn't a single duplicate.

A long time ago I worked on a "first seen" email list, where it would list email addresses and the date they were first discovered in a breach. But I don't think I had even 10% of what you have!

Quite interesting, thanks for the answer!I tried to devote as much time as possible to combos and ULP collections.Perhaps this is what the percentage of unique emails is related to.

[nozonich]

best effort, appreciate for what you do

[Breach_Forums]

WOW, this is really awesome, thanks for sharing, we are so proud of you, maybe I should check if my email has been compromised.

[sxops]

Good post. Thank you

[hamburgerhacking]

Hello BreachForums Community,

Today I have uploaded the emails from public leaks collection for you to download, thanks for reading and enjoy!

Background:

Well, it started last year, when, for the sake of interest, I combined combos on the forum to determine the percentage of unique data. At that moment, I managed to collect a collection of data from more than 6.7kkk of unique email:pass data, some of which I published, and some of which remained unpublished (There was no filehost to post 200+GB of shit and not worry about reuploads). After about six months, I put the collection back together and increased the number of unique lines to 7.5kkk, and I came up with the idea to extract only emails from there and clear all this from duplicates. It was not an easy and long task, but in short, I rented several VDS servers, split the file into parts, cleaned up duplicates and trash domains and extracted 3.392.540.444 unique emails. If you are interested in the regex that I used, then this is -  "\b[a-zA-Z0-9\.\-_\+]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\.\-_]+\.[a-zA-Z]+\b" (without ") . This is exactly the regex that Troy Hunt used or is using when adding emails to HIBP - https://files.offshore.cat/ryRgM2sO.png
Speaking of Troy Hunt.
I hope that he will first pay attention to this collection, analyze it and add it to HIBP by politely specifying the username of the person who spent almost a week on this shit as source. And second, I hope he finally corrects his mistake in his description of the "Zadig & Voltaire" leak ("data brach" looks funny, lol)
https://qu.ax/WgtA.png

I also know that this will most likely be added to various Email Lookups, will be reposted to other forums and so on, and I don't mind it. The only thing I ask is to specify my username and our forum (BreachForums) as the source. In the end, treat the work of others with respect, guys! 

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And maybe some people will have the question "Fuck, my personal email leaked, what does that mean?".

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Well, in that case, I have bad news - those to whom you entrusted the data did a poor job of protecting them and your data is public, because I specifically didn't use a single private leak for this experiment, and therefore absolutely all of this data can be found in public ;-/ However, this does not mean that it's over. Just change passwords on important websites and add 2FA there so that no one steals your precious data   . Good luck!

Also, if by some miracle it gets into the media, then I want to note that I did it for research purposes in order to study and show the real volumes of public data.After all, where else will you see the emails of about one in four inhabitants of our planet? Okay, that sounded too pretentious. You'll be able to see even more at HIBP, especially if Troy Hunt adds it there, so I'm waiting. Good luck and have a nice day!
PS: Maybe in the future I will update the collection and add more data here, but I think it will happen in at least a year. After all, it's been a hard week and I want to rest. Also special thanks to @Fuoco for his collection of logs, (I extracted some emails from there) and BF users for their public combos, logs and ULP collections.

Data

List of popular regexes:
Emails:
/\b[a-zA-Z0-9\.\-_\+]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\.\-_]+\.[a-zA-Z]+\b/gm

Phone Numbers:
/\b(\+?\d{1,3})?\(?(\d{3})\)?([ -]?\d{3})([ -]?\d{4})\b/gm

American SSNs maybe?
/\b(\d{3})[ -]?(\d{2})[ -]?(\d{4})\b/gm

The best expressions for dealing with bulk data, I find, are the ones that are a bit more broad.
Thank you for this upload.

[Addka72424]

Bump

[hiddenholl]

I'm happy for you, good luck in 2024