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    These reports reflect observations of dark web activity. InsecureWeb makes no representations regarding the accuracy of this data.

    1. (Carders.cc) Carders.cc SQL Dump Leaked by Pavlov: A Data Breach Alert

      In March 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting Carders.cc, a website known for selling stolen credit card information. The breach was posted by Pavlov, a notorious dark web hacker, on HydraMarket on March 24, 2023.

    2. (Malwerebytes.org) Malwerebytes.org SQL Dump Leaked by Pavlov: A Data Breach Alert

      On March 24, 2023. InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting the Malwerebytes.org site, with with 14.6 MB the information of its users being compromised. The stolen data included usernames, email addresses, and encrypted passwords. The breach was posted by Pavlov on HydraMarket.

    3. Multi-cheats.com SQL Dump Leaked by Pavlov: A Data Breach Alert

      In March 2023, InsecureWeb detected a data breach affecting Multi-cheats.com, a website that provides cheats for various video games. The breach was posted by Pavlov, a notorious dark web hacker, on HydraMarket on March 24, 2023.

    4. Njrat.org Database Dump Leaked by Pavlov: A Data Breach Alert

      In March 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting Njrat.org, a popular remote access tool website. The breach was posted by Pavlov, a notorious dark web hacker, on HydraMarket on March 24, 2023.

    5. Rootkit.com Data Breach: 81K User Accounts Leaked by Pavlov

      In March 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting Rootkit.com, a popular hacking forum. The breach was posted by Pavlov, a notorious dark web hacker, on HydraMarket on March 24, 2023. The breach involved the theft of 81,000 user accounts, compromising users’ personal information.

    6. Void.to Database Dump Leaked by Pavlov: A Data Breach Alert

      In March 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting Void.to, a popular hacking forum. The breach was posted by Pavlov, a notorious dark web hacker, on HydraMarket on March 24, 2023. The breach involved the theft of a database dump, compromising sensitive information of the website’s users.

    7. NeoPets.com Data Breach: 69 Million Accounts Leaked by Pavlov

      In March 2023, Insecure Web discovered a data breach affecting the popular virtual pet website, NeoPets.com. The breach was posted on HydraMarket by Pavlov, a notorious dark web hacker, on March 24, 2023.

    8. BlackHatWorld Hacking Forum Database Leaked

      On February 16, 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting the BlackHatWorld.com website, a popular hacking forum, detect a data breach. The breach was detected by a user named twokaytwo, who posted the stolen data on the website Nulled. The breach resulted in the theft of 82.0 MB of data.

    9. Twitter data breach

      On February 16, 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting the social media platform Twitter. A hacker known as twokaytwo posted a 13.5GB archive containing 200 million user records on the website Nulled.

    10. Vodafone data breach

      On February 16, 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting the telecommunications company Vodafone. A hacker known as twokaytwo posted the Vodafone database, which contained 28.7 MB of user data, on the website Nulled.

    11. Telegram data breach

      On February 16, 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting the popular messaging app Telegram. A hacker known as twokaytwo posted a 500MB database containing 30 million user records on the website Nulled.

    12. Huge FBI Database Leak

      On February 16, 2023, InsecureWeb discovered a data breach affecting the FBI.gov website. This breach was posted by Twokaytwo on the website Nulled. According to the information available, the breach resulted in the theft of 440 KB of data.