Hacker Leaks 3.3B Emails and Yes Every Single One Is Unique
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#2A hacker leaked 3.3 billion emails from multiple public breaches, because who needs privacy anymore?
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#3Emails, or email addresses?
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#4Emails, or email addresses? …
Email addresses, obviously.
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#5Emails, or email addresses? …
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#6Email addresses, not emails. Completely misleading title.
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#7Emails, or email addresses? …
Agree, "email contents" is exactly what I read the title as as well.
3.3B email addresses isn't as impressive if it isn't with other info like passwords or accounts
> Oh, and in case you’re wondering, this represents about one out of every four individuals on Earth.
I thought there were 8 billion people, not 13B
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#8Emails, or email addresses? …
A staggering 3.3 billion unique email addresses were gathered from compromised websites.
Yet the author switches like every other time, demonstrating they have no idea what an email actually is.
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#9Well he didn't leak it. It was already leaked. He just collected all the emails from the previous breaches and showing how bad the leaks are.
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#10I used “hide my email” many times in the past and recently transitioned to my own mail server which allows me to catch all emails.
Might download the set later and see if any of my aliased accounts are “pwned”