[ThinkingOne]

One quick note: there do not appear to be any phone numbers in here.

There is a phone number header in some of the files, but no actual phone numbers.

Also, few/no last names, no addresses. For the matches I found in there for a few people I look for, it just gave me their gender (and a date, maybe useful if they need an alibi?).

[there are in some cases address clues, as part of a "slug" type thing, but nearly impossible to properly extract, like "smi123mainstsomecitysomewhereny90210username@gmailcom"]

[suicid]

wow this leak is so good, ty ! 

[Mafia_Pizza]

let's check this out! cheers!

[M5377]

interesting brother nice

[ReturnFunction]

Thank you my friend

[thelastwhitehat]

One quick note: there do not appear to be any phone numbers in here.

There is a phone number header in some of the files, but no actual phone numbers.

Also, few/no last names, no addresses. For the matches I found in there for a few people I look for, it just gave me their gender (and a date, maybe useful if they need an alibi?).

[there are in some cases address clues, as part of a "slug" type thing, but nearly impossible to properly extract, like "smi123mainstsomecitysomewhereny90210username@gmailcom"]

Would it be possible to update my original post to reflect what ThinkingOne mentioned? I uploaded my copy of this breach as another user on the forum requested it, but I didn’t review the data closely. Now that some cyber security accounts on Twitter are covering the breach, it’d help to correct any misinformation. @Addka72424

[nobodycares]

Thanks! This is about customers in the US, right?

[bosscold]

lets see what is in no sample here?

[sunj9710]

Have you kept track of how many customer records there are? Are they their real names?

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Have you kept track of how many customer records there are? Are they their real names?

[eqthy5484esr44]

thanks for this data