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Snapchat Phone Number Database Leaked
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Re: Snapchat Phone Number Database Leaked
#122NB: "For now, we have censored the last two digits of the phone numbers in order to minimize spam and abuse. Feel free to contact us to ask for the uncensored database. Under certain circumstances, we may agree to release it."
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#123The top comment on Reddit r/netsec's corresponding coverage has mirrors on Mega.co.nz for the files [1] I couldn't find my own data in the set, and actually it seems like lots of entire area codes are missing. Assuming `cat schat.csv | uniq | cut -c1-4 | wc -l` is the proper command, there are only 76 of 322 [2] US area codes represented. It appears there are two Canadian area codes represented in the database: 867 a…
Here is a video of guy hacking SnapChat and finding out Mark Zuckberg's logging info like phone#, email. The video was posted on Dec 26th. How come they did not fix this.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEWugKX98P0
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#124How long until somebody releases an updated snapchat database linking pinterest profile pictures? I mean if you chose a very unique username, and went to http://pinterest.com/username, you'd be able to discover what they possibly look like. It doesn't end there, their email address is probably username@gmail.com too. simply googling the username results in connecting their twitter? facebook? myspace? linkedin? full name, more pictures, your friends, your interests, your likes. All in all, I would have to say, this can be potentially a far bigger loss of privacy than just your Snapchat account.
Damn that 3 billion dollar looks good about now.
Re: Snapchat Phone Number Database Leaked
#125The top comment on Reddit r/netsec's corresponding coverage has mirrors on Mega.co.nz for the files [1] I couldn't find my own data in the set, and actually it seems like lots of entire area codes are missing. Assuming `cat schat.csv | uniq | cut -c1-4 | wc -l` is the proper command, there are only 76 of 322 [2] US area codes represented. It appears there are two Canadian area codes represented in the database: 867 a…
It had never occurred to me that cell phone operators would use area codes. In my small home country, there is basically one 'area code' per cell phone operator. First lesson learnt in 2014! :)
In my experience in the US, the carriers/operators have an area code or two, but it's in the local area code rather than regional area code.
10-digit example: XXX - YYY - zzzz
The leaked data area codes are represented by the regional/XXX block and the carriers are in the local/YYY block in the 10-digit example.
Re: Snapchat Phone Number Database Leaked
#126Download links were broken for me so I've mirrored them here (converted from zip to bzip2): CSV: http://evilrouters.net/schat.csv.bz2 SQL: http://evilrouters.net/schat.sql.bz2
Or just use port 8080 to bypass their Varnish server:
http://www.snapchatdb.info:8080/schat.csv.zip http://www.snapchatdb.info:8080/schat.sql.zip
Re: Snapchat Phone Number Database Leaked
#127They censored the last two digits of the phone numbers. And if you goto google's password recovery option, it shows you the last three numbers of a someone's phone number. Just saying.
Re: Snapchat Phone Number Database Leaked
#128The top comment on Reddit r/netsec's corresponding coverage has mirrors on Mega.co.nz for the files [1] I couldn't find my own data in the set, and actually it seems like lots of entire area codes are missing. Assuming `cat schat.csv | uniq | cut -c1-4 | wc -l` is the proper command, there are only 76 of 322 [2] US area codes represented. It appears there are two Canadian area codes represented in the database: 867 a…
Snapchat devs explained how to create the database on Dez 27th:
Theoretically, if someone were able to upload a huge set
of phone numbers, like every number in an area code, or
every possible number in the U.S., they could create a
database of the results and match usernames to phone
numbers that way.
omg
Re: Snapchat Phone Number Database Leaked
#129The top comment on Reddit r/netsec's corresponding coverage has mirrors on Mega.co.nz for the files [1] I couldn't find my own data in the set, and actually it seems like lots of entire area codes are missing. Assuming `cat schat.csv | uniq | cut -c1-4 | wc -l` is the proper command, there are only 76 of 322 [2] US area codes represented. It appears there are two Canadian area codes represented in the database: 867 a…
Snapchat devs explained how to create the database on Dez 27th: Theoretically, if someone were able to upload a huge set of phone numbers, like every number in an area code, or every possible number in the U.S., they could create a database of the results and match usernames to phone numbers that way. http://blog.snapchat.com/post/71353347590/finding-friends-wi... omg
Um..yeah..I just noticed that. That's REALLY embarrassing for them.
Re: Snapchat Phone Number Database Leaked
#130The top comment on Reddit r/netsec's corresponding coverage has mirrors on Mega.co.nz for the files [1] I couldn't find my own data in the set, and actually it seems like lots of entire area codes are missing. Assuming `cat schat.csv | uniq | cut -c1-4 | wc -l` is the proper command, there are only 76 of 322 [2] US area codes represented. It appears there are two Canadian area codes represented in the database: 867 a…
It had never occurred to me that cell phone operators would use area codes. In my small home country, there is basically one 'area code' per cell phone operator. First lesson learnt in 2014! :)
All phone numbers in the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) are allocated first as area codes by region and then by prefix for smaller locations. Some states, like Wyoming, have a single area code (307) while metro areas, like Houston, can have multiple area codes (713, 281, 832, 346) all covering the same physical place. This is a holdover of calling party pays so that a caller will know where a given phone number "lives." This distinction has become less visible with the advent of local number portability and nationwide mobile roaming.
(The NANP covers Canada, the Northern Mariana Islands, the United States, and a large list of island nations in the North American area.)