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livejournal breach

As seen by posts on the dark web hacking forums, hackers who

Credential stuffing attacks prey on the “password fatigue” of having to manage dozens of logins; recent studies have found that somewhere between Scott Ikeda is a technology futurist and writer for more than 15 years.

So for every person who is revealed to have used zxcvbnm1234567890 as a password, there is a chance others have too.

The post stops short, however, at acknowledging that any attacks were occurring based on data leaked from a LiveJournal breach. At some point in 2014, what appears to be a total breach of all of LiveJournal’s accounts occurred.

What passwords are you going to prioritise to try first? LiveJournal and it’s parent company, DreamWidth, have yet to acknowledge the breach despite users complaining of having their data stolen for years.

It appears that 26 million user accounts exposed from a #databreach in 2014 had been circulating among online criminals since then. It’s popular in part due to its relative simplicity, and in part due to the fact that new breaches are constantly providing millions of new credentials to try. The only upside is that this data is from 5 years ago so _hopefully_ a percentage of this breach is outdated. #respectdata The blogging journal seems to have suffered the breach back in 2014, but the multiple hackers responsible for the hack are now selling their loot on different hacking forums and darknet sites.. A record of 26 million LiveJournal usernames and plaintext passwords was just submitted to At some point in 2014, what appears to be a total breach of all of LiveJournal’s accounts occurred. Dreamwidth, a forked project using the LiveJournal code base, also became available to the public around that time and has taken over in the West as something of a LiveJournal replacement. This does have the unfortunate consequence that knowing the server-stored MD5 is equivalent to having the plaintext password when logging into LiveJournal, but it doesn't give the server an actual plaintext password that can be used elsewhere. Why can I not always login via an emailed token, secured by a TOTP? Dreamwidth reports being plagued by credential stuffing attacks that make use of these old username and password combinations since the leaked database became available to the public.The Rambler Media Group, the current owners of LiveJournal, have issued a statement that claims the data is “falsified” and cobbled together from other sources.

ZDNet’s investigation found that the database was consistently labeled as LiveJournal data from 2014 as it was sold from one online criminal group to another. LiveJournal is a Russian social networking service where users can keep a blog, journal or diary. Therefore even if all LJ users have since changed their passwords, there are still many risks.Expect a knock on the door from the Information Commissioners Office. The only point I’m making is that humans are similar and therefore there’s always a chance they pick similar passwords.

If I remember rightly the way LiveJournal login worked back in the day is that the server stored the MD5 of the password. But it would remove the need for me to constantly be opening up various password generation toolkits and resetting passwords and etc.Only way I see this kind of working is if you’re cracking the passwords offline.For people aware of the breaches problem, like most of us here, it won’t because it’s been a long time since we use twice the same password.Plaintext passwords huh, that's about as bad as it gets when it comes to breaches. Plus even for online attacks like password spraying, you’ve got to get an idea of common passwords from _somewhere_ and this leak inevitably adds to that.

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