The popular leaking and cracking forum left one of its databases exposed to the internet without a password, exposing the ip addresses of its users logging in. On friday, july 18, cybersecurity firm upguard discovered an unprotected elasticsearch database containing approximately 22 million records of web requests, with 95% of traffic directed to leakzone [.]net, a prominent leaking and cracking forum. Upguard discovered an unauthenticated elasticsearch database containing 22 million records of user traffic for hacking forum leakzone.net.
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A significant data breach has exposed sensitive information about users of leakzone, a prominent dark web forum known for trading hacking tools.
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A major cybersecurity breach has exposed the browsing activities of users visiting one of the internet's most notorious illegal marketplaces
