FSECDEV Project Reveals Consolidated Database Leaks from Multiple Hacker Forums

Security researchers discovered the public GitHub repository FSECDEV/LEAKSFORUMS, which aggregates leaked database files from dozens of underground hacker forums such as Breachforums, CarderPro, and Inattack, providing download links, risk assessments, and valuable threat‑intelligence for analysts.

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FSECDEV Project Reveals Consolidated Database Leaks from Multiple Hacker Forums

Project Overview

FSECDEV/LEAKSFORUMS is a public GitHub repository maintained by security researchers. It aggregates database files that have been exposed after attacks on several underground hacker forums. The repository aims to help security analysts study the cyber‑crime ecosystem, and all data originates from publicly disclosed breach events.

Users can clone the repository to obtain download links for each forum’s database:

Repository URL : https://github.com/FSECDEV/LEAKSFORUMS

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Illustration of hacker forum database leaks

Collected Leaked Forums

Breachforums – well‑known data‑trading forum; database leaked after the forum was shut down by law‑enforcement in 2023.

Black Market Reloaded – darknet market; database exposure analyzed.

CarderPro – credit‑card trading forum; database download links are public.

Inattack Forum – hacking tools forum; approximately 22,946 login credentials exposed.

RAMP Forum – ransomware alliance forum; data related to ransomware ecosystem.

Lolz Russian Forum – Russian‑language hacker forum; data leaked.

Maza Russian Forum – well‑known Russian underground forum; data leaked.

Sinister.ly – hacker forum; data leaked.

SKY HACK RU Forums – Russian‑language hacker forum; data leaked.

XXS.is Forum – hacker forum; re‑emerged after being shut down.

bhf.io – hacker forum; data leaked.

Ghost Market – darknet market; data leaked.

Notable Leak Events

Breachforums Leak

Breachforums was one of the most prominent data‑leak trading platforms, operated by hacker “pompompurin”. In 2023 the forum was taken down by the FBI and other agencies, after which its database containing user emails, password hashes, and IP addresses was released.

Inattack Forum Leak

Inattack Forum focuses on hacking tools and services. In 2024 the forum suffered a breach that exposed about 22,946 user login credentials, including usernames, emails, and hashed passwords.

CarderPro Leak

CarderPro specializes in credit‑card transactions. Its database leak made a large amount of user information public, providing valuable material for financial‑security research.

Security Risk Assessment

Risk level : 🟡 Medium for security researchers / 🟢 Low for ordinary users

Threat‑intelligence value : offers insight into underground criminal activity for analysts.

Credential‑reuse risk : if users reuse passwords across services, they may be vulnerable to credential‑stuffing attacks.

Social‑engineering material : leaked emails and personal data can be used for phishing campaigns.

Related Links

FSECDEV/LEAKSFORUMS GitHub : https://github.com/FSECDEV/LEAKSFORUMS

Original tweet : https://x.com/Dinosn/status/2088833598723899483

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