well, your website says that my phone number appeared in the leak. so I would like to know the source of your data? is it in some public pastebin or is it out there floating among the thieves on the darkweb? i simply want to know what else it reveals about me!
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and you realize that by setting up a website like this -- these are the questions you will have to deal with -- and I won't stop pestering you until I get an answer! hahaha!
@patpadgett Sorry for my late reply, currently dealing with a wisdom tooth infection. Everything that was publicly accessible is within the dataset - thing about occupation, full name, where you live, gender, date of birth and, in some cases, email.
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@drsect0r oh wow, those wisdom teeth are difficult! I've been there... ouch. I am sorry, but I don't see where you've linked to the publicly available dataset? Did I miss something? Sorry, I often do, and it's usually the most glaringly obvious ones!
@patpadgett You're entirely right! It was shared over Pastebin and some Telegram channels, but I am afraid that most of them have been taken down in the meantime. I am pretty sure you can find a torrent with some creative Google kungfu.
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Hi there!
You might have heard about recent the biggest to date Facebook data breach. @drsect0r launched a web service to check if your personal data was leaked to public access.
Stolen data available is unfortunately available in public access includes profile name, age, gender, relationship status, home address and birth location. Can be used by scammers for phishing and various social engineering attacks.
Check if you or your relatives are potentially at risk and keep your data safe.
@mykhailo_sidykh@brccl1 Hi! No user input is stored and the phone number is never sent back to the server. Instead, it is hashed and only the first 5 characters are sent back to the server so that, on the client-side, the hashes are compared.
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Interesting tried this got negative to FB but within 2 min got a hangup call from country code 43. Anyone else experience this?
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@paullm no but that is very interesting. I hope I haven't given all my friends details to someone.
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I don't have and use facebook. Why did Mark Zuckerberg did something like this, I would recommend do not use FACEBOOK!
@drsect0r There is a movie I don't remember the name like all the developers talk about Instagram, Snapchat etc. They all tell the truth about social platforms. It's on Netflix. They talk about why did these founders made social platforms, it's for cash and to expose all the details like: IP, Internet Service, PC Model or Iphone or Phone Model etc. So I prefer everyone to not use social platforms. I only use Instagram but not that much.
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So what do we do if we were breached? Can we get compensation from Facebook?
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@vlad_artym That seems unlikely. They are claiming the data was extracted from public pages, not stolen. So you would have authorized them to make it public.
I never added my phone as public, it was not found in this site.
@vlad_artym I hope this will turn into a class action suit for Facebook; they were well aware of the issue, and the fact that they don't notify their users is absurd.
@brccl1 Hi! It is not stored, the phone number is never sent back to the server in fact. It is hashed and only the first 5 characters are sent back to the server so that, on the client-side, the hashes are compared.
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