Table of Contents 📚Collection 🌄TeraBase64 ☄MySpace 🤐AntiPublic 📦Collection of 7,651 databases 👥Gravatar scrape 2023 📨VerificationsIO 🧰Pemiblanc 🧳Exploit.In 🪬MIX Database 📚Collection In January 2019, a collection of 5 parts appeared on a hacker forum, representing a combination of data from different sites. The collection contained 108 thousand files with a total size of 870GB. These files contained 26 billion lines containing email and password. However, many values ​​were repeated many times, and there were only 4.3 billion unique pairs. And yet this collection is considered the biggest leak in history. 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: 222222 🔖Collection numbers: 1,2,4 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: cra1ckel 🔖Collection numbers: 1,2 🌄TeraBase64 A huge collection of files published in February 2020 by a person with the handle @HTTSMVKCOM. It contained 3.2 billion lines of plain text emails and passwords, but only 1.28 billion unique lines. All this data was most likely obtained from many other leaks. 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: 222222 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: cra1ckel 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: sky2@wolf 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: Sky2@wolf ☄MySpace Around 2008, MySpace suffered a data breach that exposed nearly 360 million accounts. In May 2016, the data was offered for sale on the dark market website "Real Deal" and included email addresses, usernames, and SHA1 hashes of the first 10 characters of the password, converted to lowercase and stored without salt. The exact date of the hack is unknown. 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔐Encrypted password: ee29905d21ad4ab4eff9dac4745940f9f65d53ee 👤Nick: 242265649 🤐AntiPublic In December 2016, a huge leak containing 458 million unique emails and passwords appeared in the public domain. It was used to hack accounts in which the owner reused his password. Similar leaks are also used to assess the novelty of data in other databases. 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: 222222 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: cra1ckel 📦Collection of 7,651 databases In December 2022, all databases from the hacker data trading site were made publicly available. A total of 7,651 leaks were published. The data contained only plaintext emails and passwords. A total of 493 million records in all databases. 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: 222222 🌐Leak site: 4║800 👥Gravatar scrape 2023 The Gravatar service allows users to use one avatar on multiple services. In January 2023, the data of 61 million users was collected from it using scraping. They included mails, nicknames and avatars. 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com ??Nick: leneore 🖼️Avatar: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/e8d1d24a1effb677cdc1428f7aee00e6 📨VerificationsIO In February 2019, the email verification service Verifications.io was damaged. Data in MongoDB was left publicly accessible without a password, which exposed 763 million unique emails, phone numbers and IPs. Passwords were not included in the data. 📩Email: LAUREN_SKYWOLF@YAHOO.COM 🧰Pemiblanc In April 2018, a Pemiblanc list containing 111 million emails and passwords was discovered on a French server. The data was collected as a result of various leaks from other services. 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: 222222 🧳Exploit.In In late 2016, a huge list of email/password pairs appeared in the Exploit.In leak. The list contained 593 million unique email addresses and was used for "credential stuffing." 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: 222222 🪬MIX Database In May 2022, a collection containing 464 million emails and plain text passwords obtained from various leaks appeared on a hacker forum. 📩Email: lauren_skywolf@yahoo.com 🔑Password: sky2@wolf