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On May 6, there was a massive hack that went down on Nulled.io. Those hackers leaked a huge 1.3 gigabyte archive, and inside that, there was a whopping 9.45 gigabyte database file. And get this, it had the deets of over 536,000 user accounts from Nulled.io. Like, we're talking usernames, email addresses, hashed passwords, registration dates, and even IP addresses. That's some serious invasion of privacy right there.

But it gets worse, my friend. The hackers also dropped more than 800,000 personal messages that were exchanged between users on the site. And that's not all – they even put out thousands of purchase records and invoices. So basically, everything was just out in the open for anyone to see.

Now, let's talk about the VIP users. Yup, they got hit too. The compromised database had a whole table dedicated to VIP access payments. That means all their info was out there too – user IDs, payment methods, dates, amounts, and even their PayPal email addresses. Imagine paying for that exclusive content and then finding out it's now public for everyone? Talk about a major letdown.

Oh, and did I mention the leaked data also included API credentials for payment gateways? Yeah, those got exposed too. Not to mention authentication logs, geolocation data, and even donation records. It's a treasure trove of personal and sensitive info, man.

Here's another crazy thing – some of the email addresses that got leaked are hosted on government domains from countries like the United States, Philippines, Jordan, Brazil, Malaysia, Macao, and Turkey. Like, government officials were caught up in this mess too. That's wild.

Now, we don't know for sure who's behind this attack or how they pulled it off. But experts are saying that the Nulled.io forum uses this IP.Board software, which apparently has a bad rep for being full of vulnerabilities. Some dude named Daniel Cid, the founder and CTO of a web security firm called Sucuri, mentioned that IP.Board forums had been targeted in attacks exploiting a flaw in ImageMagick that was recently exposed.

So yeah, it's a pretty messed up situation all around. People's private info just out there for the world to see, thanks to this hack

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