Ragsus Maxima
10th September 2014, 07:19 PM
UPDATE (11/9)
It looks like that the leaked passwords were the result of several years of phishing and scamming GMail accounts, so it wasn't a hard breach (thank goodness!).
I apologize for causing any trouble I may did to you guys. It wasn't my intention to give the alarm like this; I hope you won't hold it against me.
ORIGINAL POST (ignore this if you want)
Maybe several members of WipeoutZone already know this, but for those who aren't aware yet, 5 million of passwords from GMail were leaked in a Russian forum. It's said that over the half of them have a valid password, so anyone can have access to any GMail account that is published there.
A friend of mine recommended me this page so you can check if your account, or accounts, are compromised:
https://isleaked.com/en.php
If you get an error 502, don't worry; the servers are likely to be overloaded.
If you're safe, then good news; if not, better hurry. Nevertheless, I'd change the passwords anyway just in case (like I just did).
So guys, be safe and hopefully your Google accounts are still healthy.
PS: I swear the link I put here is completely safe, but if you still mistrust it, then just change your passwords directly.
It looks like that the leaked passwords were the result of several years of phishing and scamming GMail accounts, so it wasn't a hard breach (thank goodness!).
I apologize for causing any trouble I may did to you guys. It wasn't my intention to give the alarm like this; I hope you won't hold it against me.
ORIGINAL POST (ignore this if you want)
Maybe several members of WipeoutZone already know this, but for those who aren't aware yet, 5 million of passwords from GMail were leaked in a Russian forum. It's said that over the half of them have a valid password, so anyone can have access to any GMail account that is published there.
A friend of mine recommended me this page so you can check if your account, or accounts, are compromised:
https://isleaked.com/en.php
If you get an error 502, don't worry; the servers are likely to be overloaded.
If you're safe, then good news; if not, better hurry. Nevertheless, I'd change the passwords anyway just in case (like I just did).
So guys, be safe and hopefully your Google accounts are still healthy.
PS: I swear the link I put here is completely safe, but if you still mistrust it, then just change your passwords directly.