This zip file contains a virus. The CSV file is not really a CSV file. It contains junk worth 66MB. Do not download.

Admin, please verify and re-check this file.

We should not have to go through this nonsense.

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Also, you should refund the 8 credits that were deducted from my account.

(Mar 17, 2024, 05:29 AM)beton1024 Wrote: This zip file contains a virus. The CSV file is not really a CSV file. It contains junk worth 66MB. Do not download.

Admin, please verify and re-check this file.

We should not have to go through this nonsense.

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Also, you should refund the 8 credits that were deducted from my account.

What the hell are you talking about. I just checked and it's literally a csv file. No malware, nothing corrupted. Share proof that it's actually malware, as it seems more like maybe you are just claiming it as such to get a refund? The only thing I can genuinly guess is that your antivirus for whatever reason flags the archive, as its full of leaked data. Otherwise the file is clean. Again share proof of what you are seeing that makes this malicious.

(Mar 18, 2024, 05:37 AM)Baphomet Wrote:

(Mar 17, 2024, 05:29 AM)beton1024 Wrote: This zip file contains a virus. The CSV file is not really a CSV file. It contains junk worth 66MB. Do not download.

Admin, please verify and re-check this file.

We should not have to go through this nonsense.

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Also, you should refund the 8 credits that were deducted from my account.

What the hell are you talking about. I just checked and it's literally a csv file. No malware, nothing corrupted. Share proof that it's actually malware, as it seems more like maybe you are just claiming it as such to get a refund? The only thing I can genuinly guess is that your antivirus for whatever reason flags the archive, as its full of leaked data. Otherwise the file is clean. Again share proof of what you are seeing that makes this malicious.

Lmao for this guy and it looks like it's just a problem on the part of Chrome antivirus (I tried to download files from cdn to VM and here's the result - http://0ho.la/rnxKuwISj6DU.png ).It looks like it marks any file as infected.

(Oct 27, 2023, 07:17 AM)Addka72424 Wrote:

Hello BreachForums Community,
Today I have uploaded the WebHostingTalk Database for you to download, thanks for reading and enjoy!

https://cdn.breachforums.cx/logo/webhostingtalk.png

In July 2016, the website webhostingtalk.com was breached and then sold for several thousands. The data contains information regarding 576k users. The information are the following: usernames, emails, IP addresses, and passwords.

The hashing algorithm is standard vBulletin.

Compromised data: Email addresses, IP addresses,Usernames, Passwords

Contents Spoiler

The .7z File's MD5 Hash is F30F0F9101FC93DCC6B813AE36F24491. In total, there are 516434 records. The file is 63.61MB uncompressed and 32.35MB compressed.

Database Index <> How To Get Credits

thks bro, i love you <3

(Oct 27, 2023, 07:17 AM)Addka72424 Wrote:

Hello BreachForums Community,
Today I have uploaded the WebHostingTalk Database for you to download, thanks for reading and enjoy!

https://cdn.bf.st/logo/webhostingtalk.png

In July 2016, the website webhostingtalk.com was breached and then sold for several thousands. The data contains information regarding 576k users. The information are the following: usernames, emails, IP addresses, and passwords.

The hashing algorithm is standard vBulletin.

Compromised data: Email addresses, IP addresses,Usernames, Passwords

Contents Spoiler

The .7z File's MD5 Hash is F30F0F9101FC93DCC6B813AE36F24491. In total, there are 516434 records. The file is 63.61MB uncompressed and 32.35MB compressed.

Database Index <> How To Get Credits

let's have a look