Hello folks,
I'm parsing data breaches and loading them into a program to search locally. And cit0day is giving me a fucking headache. It seems to be upwards of 90% garbage. Missing salts, truncated hashes, mis-titled files, the entire collection is a train wreck. Even sorting by the largest files, many of them are just millions of lines of fake records due to spam bots.
Are any of these breaches even worth keeping around? Which ones? For something the media hyped up so much, it doesn't seem to be worth 10 minutes out of my day to write a parsing script for.

Cit0day is pure rubbish. Unfortunately, because of valuable websites. I want it to be raw data.

Many people still reuse their passwords on small systems. Perhaps using leaked credentials on large sites such as gmail or facebook networks is not very effective due to the two-factor authentication or login notification systems that are basically default on new accounts. What can happen is that you gain access by reusing passwords on smaller systems, independent sites or new social networks that still have a lack of security.

thanks

(October 7, 2022, 11:49 PM)God Wrote: Hello folks,
I'm parsing data breaches and loading them into a program to search locally. And cit0day is giving me a fucking headache. It seems to be upwards of 90% garbage. Missing salts, truncated hashes, mis-titled files, the entire collection is a train wreck. Even sorting by the largest files, many of them are just millions of lines of fake records due to spam bots.
Are any of these breaches even worth keeping around? Which ones? For something the media hyped up so much, it doesn't seem to be worth 10 minutes out of my day to write a parsing script for.

Gm.  Do you know what it contained for /c/a/b/i/ne/t/-/r/e/c/r/u/t/e/m/e/n/t/./o/r/g/ but minus all the "/" 

Hopefully more than just an email connected to that site.

(November 9, 2022, 09:04 AM)Ethical1 Wrote:

(October 7, 2022, 11:49 PM)God Wrote: Hello folks,
I'm parsing data breaches and loading them into a program to search locally. And cit0day is giving me a fucking headache. It seems to be upwards of 90% garbage. Missing salts, truncated hashes, mis-titled files, the entire collection is a train wreck. Even sorting by the largest files, many of them are just millions of lines of fake records due to spam bots.
Are any of these breaches even worth keeping around? Which ones? For something the media hyped up so much, it doesn't seem to be worth 10 minutes out of my day to write a parsing script for.

Gm.  Do you know what it contained for /c/a/b/i/ne/t/-/r/e/c/r/u/t/e/m/e/n/t/./o/r/g/ but minus all the "/" 

Hopefully more than just an email connected to that site.

All of cit0day is just email:hash, unfortunately. Wish they had dumped all columns.

Thanks God.  I guess that will not be too useful since I already had an email.  Oh well, better luck for me next time...lol