leakeddata.net

Last week we noted that Google was hosting and handling advertising for the website leakeddata.me, which publishes purported leaked credit card info as well as other types of confidential data. Then on Monday we noted how we had run across another related website, leakeddata.net, but that leakeddata.me appeared to have been taken down by then. Here is what you got when you visited leakeddata.me at that time:

By contrast here is what you get now:

So the website is again being served from Google’s Blogger service with advertising being handled through Google’s AdSense service. The newest entries are of purported username/passwords for several different web services (as shown in the screenshot) and below that are ones for credit card info.

Last week we discussed how we found that a website that Google was serving ads for our website was publishing purported leaked credit card info and that the website was also hosted through Google’s blogger service. That seemed to spur action from Google as here is what you get when you visit the address of the website, leakeddata.me, now:

Also since then, our ads were being served on a nearly identical website, leakeddata.net, that looks to be run by the same people as the first website.

Here is how the homepage of the website currently looks, with portion of the page with ads served by Google bordered in blue:

Like the first website, this website is hosted through Google’s Blogger service.

It looks like this website has been showing purported leaked credit card info since November of 2014.