The types of Leaks we Monitor

This leak is a Company leak. Attackers can use this data to take over accounts, test login credentials on other sites or just use data for sending spam. Other uses might be applicable depending on the company and the type data the leak contained.

This leak is a combo list--a compilation of several, in most cases older, company breaches or leaks from which the attackers have extracted common login credentials such as usernames, e-mail addresses and phone numbers, along with clear text passwords. Combo lists almost never reveal from which company the breach or leak compilation originated. Attackers use combo lists in order to test these login credentials against other online services such as streaming services, cloud storage, social media and payment services. Once they get access to an account, they can either commit fraudulent activities, sell the information or just save the information for later use. Combo lists have become quite common and there are a lot of them circulating on hacker forums and marketplaces online, where the exchange of stolen digital information is common. Since attackers use combo lists to test your previously used password(s) against other services, it is important that you never use the same password for different services.

This leak is a combo list. Attackers use combo lists in order to test these login credentials against other online services such as streaming services, cloud storage, social media and payment services. Once they get access to an account, they can either commit fraudulent activities, sell the information or just save the information for later use. Combo lists have become quite common and there are a lot of them circulating on hacker forums and marketplaces online, where the exchange of stolen digital information is common

Info stealers are malicious software programs designed to covertly gather sensitive information from compromised computers or networks. They typically target personal data such as usernames, email addresses, passwords, and financial details. Once installed, info stealers operate silently, harvesting data and transmitting it back to the attacker’s server.

The primary aim of info stealers is to collect enough personal information to allow attackers to impersonate victims, gain unauthorized access to their accounts, or sell the stolen data on dark web marketplaces. This type of malware can be particularly damaging because it can capture not just static data but also intercept ongoing activities, like key strokes or form submissions, to gather dynamically entered information such as payment card numbers during transactions.

Info stealers are commonly distributed through phishing emails, malicious downloads, or via compromised websites. As they often remain undetected by standard antivirus software due to their discrete operation and frequent updates by their creators, they pose a significant threat to personal and organizational security. It is crucial for individuals and organizations to employ comprehensive security measures and remain vigilant against such threats to protect sensitive information.

EyeOnId monitors a number of Paste sites that have been known to contain malicious content. Your asset has been found on one of these Paste sites. A paste site is a site where users, often anonymously, can share information by pasting text snippets. Other users might also add comments to the text. Generally, the links and texts are public and accessible to search engines.