[GlitchGoblinz]

Fresh dump exposing 138,824 user records from FAIRMONEY.IO. The export appears to be a full user/account table and includes authentication data, contact information and account metadata. This represents a large-scale compromise of account-level information.

Columns:
Id, UserName, NormalizedUserName, Email, NormalizedEmail, EmailConfirmed, PasswordHash, SecurityStamp, ConcurrencyStamp, PhoneNumber, PhoneNumberConfirmed, TwoFactorEnabled, LockoutEnd, LockoutEnabled, AccessFailedCount, IsDeleted, CreatedAt, IsPasswordExpire, ModifiedAt, ModifiedBy, NextPasswordExpirationDate

About FAIRMONEY.IO:
FairMoney.io is presented here as a digital financial/consumer platform storing user accounts and authentication state. The leaked dataset includes usernames and email addresses (normalized), account creation and modification timestamps, password hashes, security/concurrency tokens, phone numbers and two-factor / lockout flags. The presence of password hashes and authentication metadata indicates a high risk of account takeover if hashes are cracked or other credential-reuse attacks are attempted.

let's see

[Monsterzin]

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[V2Slay]

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[prester47]

Fresh dump exposing 138,824 user records from FAIRMONEY.IO. The export appears to be a full user/account table and includes authentication data, contact information and account metadata. This represents a large-scale compromise of account-level information.

Columns:
Id, UserName, NormalizedUserName, Email, NormalizedEmail, EmailConfirmed, PasswordHash, SecurityStamp, ConcurrencyStamp, PhoneNumber, PhoneNumberConfirmed, TwoFactorEnabled, LockoutEnd, LockoutEnabled, AccessFailedCount, IsDeleted, CreatedAt, IsPasswordExpire, ModifiedAt, ModifiedBy, NextPasswordExpirationDate

About FAIRMONEY.IO:
FairMoney.io is presented here as a digital financial/consumer platform storing user accounts and authentication state. The leaked dataset includes usernames and email addresses (normalized), account creation and modification timestamps, password hashes, security/concurrency tokens, phone numbers and two-factor / lockout flags. The presence of password hashes and authentication metadata indicates a high risk of account takeover if hashes are cracked or other credential-reuse attacks are attempted.

[F4int]

Thanks

[aligel89]

thank you

[Tolerant]

i look this

[SarKstic]

wait and see

[pe4encka]

thanks, mate

[wow]

what types of hashes?