[jamboah]

Two JSON files containing personal data of children and their parents were made freely available.

Those who posted these files claim that they contain information of the International Children's Center (camp) "Artek".

We checked the random email addresses from these files through the password recovery function on the AIS "Artek" portal (id-ais.artek.org) and found that they were valid.

The child-747820.json file contains 747,820 lines:
+ Name of child and parent
+ E-mail address of child and parent
+ phone number of child and parent
+ date of birth
+ gender
+ address
+ SNILS
+ passport or birth certificate number
+ citizenship
+ place of study
+ signs of proficiency in foreign languages, TRP norms, low-income family, membership in "Junarmia", hobbies, health restrictions, etc.

The file user-755799.json contains 755,828 user records:
+  NAME.
+  email address


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[kruegermarco]

thank you a lot for the private leak

[Addka72424]

Two JSON files containing personal data of children and their parents were made freely available.

Those who posted these files claim that they contain information of the International Children's Center (camp) "Artek".

We checked the random email addresses from these files through the password recovery function on the AIS "Artek" portal (id-ais.artek.org) and found that they were valid.

The child-747820.json file contains 747,820 lines:
+ Name of child and parent
+ E-mail address of child and parent
+ phone number of child and parent
+ date of birth
+ gender
+ address
+ SNILS
+ passport or birth certificate number
+ citizenship
+ place of study
+ signs of proficiency in foreign languages, TRP norms, low-income family, membership in "Junarmia", hobbies, health restrictions, etc.

The file user-755799.json contains 755,828 user records:
+  NAME.
+  email address


Download:

Updated the links for you and returned the topic to the databases section as there is a lot of valuable data here.Perhaps it should be in the official, but from a moral point of view it's a bit of a difficult question.

[chen_900901]

ahhahahhahah nice