100 Million Facebook Profile Pages Leaked to Torrent Site [Privacy]

Jul 28th 2010
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A 2.8GB torrent is floating around available containing data from 100 million Facebook profiles. But don\’t freak out: all of the data was already available publicly.

Yes, hacker Ron Bowes from Skull Security created a crawler that pulled everything from Facebook\’s open access directory, essentially giving him all data that individuals had set to allow anyone to work out.

Feel free to head download it, but once you\’re searching for juice on a selected person, you are able to just as easily get it by searching Facebook for them. You\’ll get a similar info. [Skull Security via Engadget]

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