The hacked forums are based on vBulletin 4.x which can be exploited by multiple security vulnerabilities including SQL injection attacks. According to vBulletin support forums, the issue was reported in June 2016.
The Suba Games is a gaming platform that had its forum hacked in November 2016. As a result, decrypted accounts of 6,702,695 registered users and 3,607,390 encrypted accounts were stolen. In total, 10,310,085 accounts are being sold for USD 400.56 (BTC 0.3570). The data includes username, password, user id, security question, IP address, and date of birth.
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Jefit is a workout and fitness tracking software that had its vBulletin based forum compromised in January 2017; as per result accounts of 4,614,067 users were stolen and are now being sold on the Dark Web for USD 500.56 (BTC 0.4431). The data contains user id, username, emails, hashed passwords, and IP address.
GiaiphapExcel is a Vietnamese-based Internet utility platform that was hacked in March 2017 and had 980,615 user accounts were stolen. The data contains user id, username, email, hashed password, date of birth, and IP address and is available for sale at 200.56 (BTC 0.1792).
Manga Fox is a website and forum based on Japanese comics called Manga. They are in the news because hackers stole 1,349,167 user accounts from its web forum in February 2017, and now are being sold for USD 100.56 (BTC 0.0897).
As a result, the forum was compromised in February 2017, and accounts of 117,404 users were stolen. The data contains forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, and IP addresses while the price set for this listing is USD 100.56 (BTC 0.0896).
As its name indicates the forum is all about coding, programming, software, graphics, and web development. This forum was breached in February 2017, and 426,698 user accounts were stolen. The data contains forums IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, and IP addresses while the price set for this listing is USD 200.53 (BTC 0.1905).
DCEmu is a UK-based gaming and networking forum still using the old version of vBulletin software. The forum was compromised in February 2017 with 481,689 user accounts stolen. The stolen data include forums IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, and IP addresses while the price set for this listing is USD 100.52 (BTC 0.0962).
Gsmforum.ru is a Russian language technology forum compromised by hackers in July 2016, and now, its data is being sold on the dark web marketplace for USD 300.50 (BTC 0.3003). The data includes forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, and IP addresses of registered users.
3D Total is a popular 3D resource website while it also has a quite active web forum that was breached by hackers in June 2016, allowing hackers to steal its database containing 126,705 accounts. The database contains forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, and IP addresses of registered users which are available for sale for USD 100.50 (BTC 0.1000).
Digital Kaos is a UK-based web forum aimed at cable tv, satellite tv, games console, and PC enthusiasts. Like others, Digital Kaos was also targeted in July 2016, due to the security flaw in old VBulletin forum software. As a result, hackers stole its database containing 449,928 accounts which are now being sold for USD 200.50 (BTC 0.1980). The data includes forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, date of birth, and IP addresses.
Phun is a so-called celebrity entertainment blog that is famous for sharing illegal content including private photos of Hollywood celebrities without their permission. Their forum suffered a security breach in which a database containing 612,392 user accounts was stolen in July 2016, including IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, date of birth, and IP addresses. The database is now being sold for USD 200.50 (BTC 0.1982).
P30world is one of the most visited technology-related websites in Iran. Its Persian language forum suffered a massive data breach in August 2016, in which a database containing 1,277,244 accounts was stolen containing forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, date of birth, and IP addresses. Currently, these accounts are being sold for USD 200.47 (BTC 0.2116).
As evident by its name, the forum provides news and updates related to GPS products and technology. The forum was once hacked in May 2010 when hackers had destroyed its database forcing users to register again however what they are not familiar with is that the forum was hacked again in July 2016, where hackers stole 668,421 user accounts including forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, date of birth and IP addresses. The data is now being sold on the dark web for USD 100.47 (BTC 0.1059).
Social Point is a firm specializing in mobile, action, social, and strategy gaming, with mega-hits like Dragon City, Monster Legends, the new World Chef and Dragon Land, and an active fan base of more than 50 million players. But when it comes to securing their forum they have utterly failed since hackers breach the forum in October 2016, and stolen a database containing 1,820,257 user accounts.
PSU is famous for its PlayStation-related news, reviews, previews, features, and guides. Its forum nevertheless will now be famous for being hacked since its administrators were using the outdated and so, vulnerable version of vBulletin software. In September 2016, the PSU forum was breached allowing hackers to steal the database containing 226,601 user accounts including forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, date of birth, and IP addresses. The data is now being sold on the dark web for 100.47 (BTC 0.1063).
Mr. Excel is a world-renowned platform providing Excel Tips and Solutions Since 1998. Mr. Excel joined the party when their forum was hacked in August 2016, when hackers stole a database containing 379,690 accounts. The data included forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, date of birth, and IP addresses which are now being sold for USD 100.47 (BTC 0.1070).
Daemon Tools is a software community that also provides news and updates on tech and gaming. Its forum suffered a data breach in which 427,151 user accounts were stolen including forum IDs, usernames, emails, hashed passwords, date of birth, and IP addresses. Although the data was stolen in taken in December 2016, it is being sold now, for USD 100.47 (BTC 0.1066).
In total, the vendor is selling over 38 million accounts (38,464,046). If you have an account on any of the forums mentioned above, we advise you to change your password. Also, change your password on other websites in case you are using the same password.
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To be able to hack web form usernames and passwords, we need to determine the parameters of the web form login page as well as how the form responds to bad/failed logins. The key parameters we must identify are the:
Although THC-Hydra is an effective and excellent tool for online password cracking, when using it in web forms, it takes a bit of practice. The key to successfully using it in web forms is determining how the form responds differently to a failed login versus a successful login. In the example above, we identified the failed login message, but we could have identified the successful message and used that instead. To use the successful message, we would replace the failed login message with "S=successful message" such as this:
Followed this tutorial to the T, but I'm still having issues. I keep getting "1 of 1 target successfully completed, 5 valid passwords found" (see below) when only ONE of those passwords is actually the valid one. I'm trying this against a local Joomla 2.5 site on my home server.
Hey OTW, really well explained tutorial, I have a question though : should I use proxy with hydra if I want to crack password for ONE account let's say my friend's Facebook account? Will I get an ip ban or something like that ? And BTW , I really want to know if you could make a tutorial on how in Mr.robot episode 1, Elliot hacked his psy's password by simply adding custom word to a dictionary and instant cracking. I know you can do it with crunch but it is only creating wordlist.
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