16 BILLION PASSWORDS WERE LEAKED!!!!!

>>508018410 (OP)
Oh no, now someone will know that my password is 27bSi892&dnwo9282nedi7282

there are not 16 billion different passwords

hashed passwords?

>>508018410 (OP)

>>508018694
cryptocurrency blockchains are basically precomputed hashes used by the NSA to break into computers.

>>508018410 (OP)
Mine was L16m434LL5

>just did a password change 3 months ago
Yippie....

>>508018768
They took the article down. Lame.

>>508018410 (OP)
>People you might know
>nothing but jeets

>>508018410 (OP)
Elaborate a bit here, post an actual source instead of some retarded screencap

>>508018586
half are probably password

>>508018410 (OP)
You WERE using a unique password for every site along with a local, non-cloud connected password manager weren't you?

>>508018920
What was it?

>>508018410 (OP)
still dont care

It's also not just passwords but includes associated login info like emails and usernames

>>508019026
https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/16-billion-passwords-leaked-in-one-of-the-biggest-data-breaches-ever-report-3216969/

>What Is Multi-Factor

>>508018586
There absolutely are that many possibilities. Many more, you retard. Those cracking programs can go at billions of hashes a second and it still takes minutes to get up to 13 characters.

>>508018410 (OP)
How can there be 16 billion passwords if there’s only 7 billion people globally?

>>508019673
>Average American IQ

>>508018586
16 gorillion.

>>508019596
Man, it used to take me hours to hit 7 with L0phtcrack.

>>508018876
Nice

>>508019673
This nigga has SSO for everything that exists on the internet.

>>508018876
Kek

Leeeeeet

>>508019673

so what now

there needs to be a mass genocide of hackers worldwide. They are such a huge nuisance

>>508018410 (OP)
>AI face
>password hack
>brute Force 2FA

this aren't 3rd party hackers these are government agents alliances and they're going to force the brain chip on us of "safety" purposes.

>>508019673
+ aliens

>>508018410 (OP)
i dont use google

Is there a single fucking company that can keep data secure?
Every one of these giants that's supposed to hold things securely, sooner or later manages to have a huge leak.
I wonder how this shit happens. Is it intentional or some boomer or jeet fucking up by not following safety precautions or the code being absolute ass.

>>508019673
7 goesinta 16 2.3 times
The average person alone probably has over 100 passwords built up throughout the years. Everything online needs a fucking password. People also have multiple accounts.
This would more than account for all of those who do not have internet access.

>>508018410 (OP)
My password is 788 yottabytes long. Good luck hackers.

I don't use gmail

On my main email is have 2FA with authentication

Also most of my temporary accounts that aren't really worth a shit, like my aliexpress I use with paypal that I have to sign in anyways or some shit I have a password randomly generated on keepassxc.

t-Mf3`!<(5Z~>"&vSvD1%2{%+V#"F

>>508019473
B1gB00tyButtch33ks

Isn't this a nothing burger if people use 2 step verification?

>>508020173
>Is there a single fucking company that can keep data secure?
No. Never has been and there never will be. Every time you set up a new account online just know that one day it will be breached.

>>508018410 (OP)
> Apple, Google, Facebook
First tier companies that should know better than to store passwords at all. If you can't trust them you can't trust anyone.

>>508018586
I probably used about 100+ unique passwords.

>>508020210
My password changes based on the magnetic flux of Centari VII.

>>508019673
american education everybody.
go fucking neck yourself and please
do an urgent castration and finish your whole bloodline. thanks!

>>508018410 (OP)
That’s what happens with jeets in charge.

>>508019673
israeli bot farms spamming bbc porn

>>508020324
Really the only thing that is worth 2FA is your main email account and bank.

I use tuta

>>508020749
might have to use this as my next password without the spaces

>>508020324
they can spoof your sim card if you are using that for 2fa

>>508018410 (OP)
Where is the list?

Wow! Good thing I don't have an Apple, Google, or Facebook account.

>>508018410 (OP)
I refuse to believe these passwords were stored in clear text.

>>508020173
No. Technology has gotten far to complex. All it takes is one employee to make a mistake and the bad actor to find it. Not to mention 99% of people in IT are not qualified to be doing their job. I’ve worked in this field since the 90s and it’s laughable to see many of the people get IT jobs protecting sensitive information that have no fucking clue what they’re doing.

>>508019673
Humans alone can't make 16 billion passwords, unless they're made by bot accounts.it's proof that 50% of social media is mainly bots

>>508020986
>Not to mention 99% of people in IT are not qualified to be doing their job
Holy shit man the people I work with are goddamned idiots that can't fucking read.

>>508020962
There has to be some type of salt used on top of the hash.

>>508019924
what animu is this and is it vanilla or is it fucked up?

>>508018410 (OP)
Hunter2

>>508020962
its literally illegal to store them without hashing so its always a nothing burger

>>508018694
Not a leak but a "calculation of how many datasets have been stolen with stealers"
>https://cybernews.com/security/billions-credentials-exposed-infostealers-data-leak/
So it's not hashed mostly if those were from stealers but it's not a breach so this is clickbaity
Look better at this, this is nothing major just another one, yall niggas should focus on server/website maintance and set up companies, its cash rn.
>https://cybernews.com/security/openprovider-leaks-customer-and-internal-data/
>>508020499
Yeah most of the times this is trolling bro no way there are people this dumb on pol xddd

>>508020962
>I refuse to believe these passwords were stored in clear text.
oh course not, but the key was stored on the same sever, in a folder named "totally not the master encryption key"

>>508018410 (OP)
How is this even possible?
They leaked logins and passwords for every site from google to paypal to discord?
Wtf are they talking about?
Fucking hell I have like 30 different accounts do I really need to go change everything?

>>508020986
I got a data breach letter from a medical organization.
Their IT department moved Prod data into the testing environment. All of it.

>>508018410 (OP)
Sucks to be them.

>>508018410 (OP)
>Alias email password changed in seconds
>Jewgle password changed
>Never used facebook and if my account gets hacked so be it my friends on there have never contacted me other than to join a group so they can get fucking points towards a competition, fucking niggers never used apple and other shite.

OH MY GOD GUYS THAT WAS SO SCARY, fucking niggers

>>508019745
>>508019745
What a gem !
Saved lol
Thx Leafren !

>>508021461
how does this help at all?

whatever that is opening requires the thing it opens to know what it is....

the thing it opens just got breached
they can now clone that.

>>508021461
The only password you need is your privacy

Can't leak what they ain't physically capable to spy on

>>508021281
[citation needed]

>>508018586
ai makes it easy to find which accounts are worth looking into

>>508020962
It'll be some hairbrained scheme just complicated enough to obscure that it was encrypted with a master password.

The scheme will be just complicaed enough to obscure it and the developer will be held responsible for the leak You can't squeeze blood from a rock. All that will happen is firing. That is if the developer was stupid enough not to switch jobs every few years to avoid responsibility for shit they are forced to create..

Of course if they didn't deliver this insecure setup they'd have been shitcanned. They probably complained loudly but gave up when it became clear that it could only hurt them.

>>508018410 (OP)
>infostealer malware
Cool. Wonder on whose system. Wonder how the hell I'm going go figure out if I got pwned if I got almost 100 accounts in vairous sites spread out among 3 emails.

>>508021834
>Wonder how the hell I'm going go figure out if I got pwned if I got almost 100 accounts in vairous sites spread out among 3 emails.
haveibeenpwned DOT com

>>508018586
>Password1
>Password2
>...
>Password16000000000
simple as

>>508020462
>magnetic flux
>of a closed object

so what does that mean for OnePassword?

>have used the same password on every site since 2005
>it was the original wep key on the router we had
>if the site forces it to be changed, i delete my account and create another with the same password
>7342f76b40a3bf671ee8c2ef4b
hack me glow niggers

>paranoid people want to log into your accounts and cause problems instead of get a job and be normal and have a life
can these researchers be audited?

>>508021604
>the thing it opens just got breached
They should be using fido in-house. faceberg does.

>>508021605
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/10/rubber_hose_cry.html

>>508018410 (OP)
This would be quite a large file. I generated a word list once with 1 billion line items counting from one to 1 billion to hack old AT&T routers and the file was 46GB. This breach, if real, would be well over 1TB of raw text data.

>>508021605
>The only password you need is your privacy
yes

>>508018410 (OP)
jewish pretext for digital ID biometric systems.

>>508018410 (OP)
Jokes on you i have already been pwnedd.com

>>508018410 (OP)
This shit's already been confirmed to be clickbait. There's no new data breach this is just some garbage article being passed around to drive up hype for a bunch of new security features on google, apple, etc.

>>508018410 (OP)
change ur passs word every 1nce i n a while

>>508018586
Every government contractor has multiple accounts and each one needs password changed every two months for security reasons. Google stores your previous passwords for 12 months.

>>508018410 (OP)
uh oh.

>>508022016
Sp0tty_5288
sPOTTY_5288
SPOTtY_5288

>>508019673
good enough bait I'd say

>>508022892
so I dont need to change my passwords?

>>508020107
>your brain chip requires and update to use this feature
>not enough storage capacity
>update failed
>try uninstalling some apps to free up space!
>apps cannot be uninstalled

My password is literally animepussy

>>508018410 (OP)
Please don't tell everyone my password is password and user name is username

>>508023357
my username is password and my password is username!

>>508023440
Diabolical

>>508018410 (OP)
wicked, where can i find the leaks, ive forgotten at least 50 passwords for shitposting accounts i want to revive and cant find the scrap of paper i wrote them on

>>508023186
I uninstalled my defecation and urination apps, now I have room for the Linux_is_not_an_Operating_System app. I have to wear diapers now but it is totally worth it.

>>508023075
Right now your pattern does not allow for 16 billion variations. Without leetspeak every position in spotty allows only two options

>>508023572
this guy rooted his brain!
you got any cool sideload warez?

Oh no my porn, anyways

>>508018410 (OP)
Companies do not care about your data at all. Things that used to sound like end-of-the-world data breaches are now weekly occurrences and aren’t covered in the news outside of tech media. Remember when we were told to NEVER EVER EVER SO MUCH AS CONSIDER giving out our social security number unless ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY and then every single on was leaked? A tens-of-millions password leak occurs once a month at this point

>>508019473
probably "nigger"

>>508018920
>>508018768
>>508019473
>>508020289
https://archive.is/zTu8H
archives have it

I just realized I have never synced any info with my google account and all of my passwords are stored locally in Firefox and Chrome along with having exported files in my external HDD.
Thank fuck for my disdain for giving any more info to these systems than required.
Basically nothing is connected, so these leaks can at worst affect one thing at a time.
No singular failure point.

>>508023084
The story isn't about any specific data breach, it's basically just a big advert for switching to passkey systems instead of existing password/multi-factor-authentication setups. If you're concerned, you can try one of the common checker sites like haveibeenpwned or the password manager tools on whatever browser or OS you're using to see if any of your emails or accounts have compromised in past breaches.

You should be changing passwords regularly (recommendation is 3-6 months), avoiding common password/login combos between sites, and adopting MFA setups for anything sensitive, but if you're asking if your current accounts have been breached recently the answer is probably 'no'.

>>508018410 (OP)
If I wanted to look for these passwords, for some specific ones, where should i look for? I got enemies.

governments beginning to salivate over an identity coin. Makes me ponder if world coin is ever going to take off; it feels like it might.

>>508018410 (OP)
An industry that is full of Indians.

>>508018410 (OP)
My computer can't be hacked after I deleted sys32 from my computer

>>508023993
>qazwsxedc123
OH shi-

>>508018870
This is the most plausible schizo theory I have heard, because it's bloody genius if true.

>>508024556
This

>>508018410 (OP)
Whatever

>>508024400
If it get released, which it might not, but if it did it will probably be on the dark web. You will need to get on Tor. Start with tor browser. Then you’re going to have to search through the dark web and hope you stumble upon it, because I doubt they are going to publicly announce where they are hosting the passwords

More than likely they will keep them private and offer to sell them to other bad actors for crypto. Or it was a foreign government that will keep for their own purposes.

>>508019498
https://archive.fo/qU7oK

>>508018870
Im retarded.
Can you explain to me like I'm an only fans simp?

>>508019362
Think the hackers could give me passwords I lost for a couple of email addresses?

>>508019673
Kek

>>508025346
>only fans simp
Take that back, MGTOW aren't stupid

>>508025206
>claims
>may
>could
>ongoing

>>508020173
>>508020325
That's why you should treat every account and post you make as a throwaway whenever it's possible. Always assume it's there forever and breaches wouldn't matter.

>>508018920
>They took the article down. Lame.
That's funny, my class was recently told to take a look at that list during an IT course.

>>508026294
based weasel word noticer

>>508019673
Nigga u slow or sumthin?

>>508023886
Of people had any idea how often their banks are hacked, they’d keep their money in their mattresses.

>>508018410 (OP)
nice link you retarded piece of shit why don't you do us all a favor and delete yourself

>>508018768
nigger. That is great.

>>508018768
If you read these in sequence it sounds like the project name for some new type of buck-breaking technology.

>>508028702
Forgot pic

Good, I don't use any of that garbage

>>508018410 (OP)
So what? You have 2 factor. Reset it and you're done.

>>508024281
Bye bye anonymity. They know what shipping lot your key is in. THey can trace it to the store or online site you bought it from and put you in a small set of credit card numbers or video surveillance feeds

My password is Nigger_1234

What device can contain all that data without overheating?

>>508027126
>in their mattresses.
that is inherently unsafe as not only is that where anyone who breaks into your home will look, if you have a house fire it will be destroyed. 4" PVC enclosures with screw caps on the bottom buried in the yard are much better. vacuum seal your dollars and make sure to get them below the frost line!

*facepalm*

>>508029653
So you keep your money in a huge white cock?

>>508019865
Things go fast when you rent an aws instance with tensor core gpus.

>>508022987
That seems like a huge vulnerability

>>508020962

Maybe there was some kind of back door to accommodate government arm twisters ?

>>508024182
The passwords literally came from infostealers that works get it from your google and firefox stored passwords.

>>508030890
oh I never use those. I always type my password every time. I never save my passwords

>>508020173
>Is there a single fucking company that can keep data secure?
The answer is "no" and it's well known across the industry. Imposing any sort of reasonable accountability, or obeying existing laws, would greatly hinder the tech industry's "growth" (Uber flouting taxi laws, Facebook flouting privacy laws and coopearting with foreign governments, everyone leaking everyones data).
The basic expectations of these platforms can't be met but all legislation proposals point to assraping the user's privacy further, take the hint

All my passwords are unique and generated with keepassxc with a high complexity.
For the first and last time in my life, I've been recently pwned because x.com has shitty security and it was my fault as well. I was gooning to porn and clicked on the Twitter source, only to log on to a phishing website.

>>508020173
>is it intentional
maybe
>is it some jeet or retard fucking it up
absolutely
>is the code absolute ass
you have no fucking clue how bad it is
t. works at one of these companies