A leaked Carder.Pro vBulletin forum database indexed by leaksear.ch contains 73,981 account records with emails, usernames, password hashes, salts, dates of birth, IP address fields, and forum metadata. Public reporting tied Carder.Pro to the Carder.su cybercrime forum ecosystem, making the data useful for exposure checks and identity correlation.
leaksear.ch indexed 7,858 Interia.pl email-and-password records. Public context points to leaked credentials and infostealer exposure, not a confirmed breach of Interia.pl systems.
leaksear.ch indexed 2,445 Sky-Hack.ru forum/CMS account records with emails, usernames, password hashes, IP addresses, names, and profile metadata. The breach date and exposure method are unconfirmed, but the exposed fields create password-reuse and phishing risk for affected users.
leaksear.ch indexed an unverified CVV2.SU account dump containing 986 records with emails, usernames, and Drupal-era MD5 password hashes. Public reputation pages describe cvv2.su as a low-trust site branded as an Automatic Cvv Shop, but the exposure method is unconfirmed.
A July 2026 ShinyHunters-linked Fluke leak has been indexed as a 30,240-record subset on leaksear.ch. The records include corporate account identifiers, emails, account metadata, and saved-browser credential fields, creating phishing and credential-reuse risk for affected people and organizations.
ALIEN TXTBASE is a Telegram-distributed infostealer log corpus with a leaksear.ch indexed count of 9,597,888,107 records. This replacement article distinguishes that count from HIBP's public 23B row and 284M unique email figures and summarizes the searchable fields, stored context fields, and public incident reporting.
leaksear.ch metadata now ties the Vodafone dataset to a May 11, 2026 Lapsus$ source-code dump and an exposed CSV containing credential-style records. The leaksear.ch indexed count is 1,000 records, with email, username and password searchable and source_user_id stored.
A leaksear.ch-indexed dataset for n-d-f.com contains 52,322 records with names, contact details, dates of birth, usernames, and passwords. Public sources tie the domain to Japanese pet and animal-health content, but no public reporting reviewed here confirms the exposure method.
A 2015 vBulletin breach exposed forum account data tied to more than 508,000 indexed records. The leak includes emails, usernames, IP addresses and MD5 password hashes with salts, creating ongoing credential and phishing risk.