[Ag0stin0]

I have a question. How many fake leaks are being shared on Breached? It feels like there are more than before, doesn’t it? The more popular a platform becomes, the more it attracts malicious actors looking to exploit users' gullibility. Some users post fake leaks to sell nonexistent or low-quality data. What do you think about it?

[slacky]

I have a question. How many fake leaks are being shared on Breached? It feels like there are more than before, doesn’t it? The more popular a platform becomes, the more it attracts malicious actors looking to exploit users' gullibility. Some users post fake leaks to sell nonexistent or low-quality data. What do you think about it?

people take theyr leaks to other platforms of forums and post it, the 90% of leaks dont works correctly (except someone who leaks true material or other)
if you talking about a several number of leakers who gave cc cards in leaks section, you're right, nothing works about carding leaks

[Ag0stin0]

I have a question. How many fake leaks are being shared on Breached? It feels like there are more than before, doesn’t it? The more popular a platform becomes, the more it attracts malicious actors looking to exploit users' gullibility. Some users post fake leaks to sell nonexistent or low-quality data. What do you think about it?

people take theyr leaks to other platforms of forums and post it, the 90% of leaks dont works correctly (except someone who leaks true material or other)
if you talking about a several number of leakers who gave cc cards in leaks section, you're right, nothing works about carding leaks

I even wonder if some people create fakes just to appear in the media, like in India or the USA.

[squirrelnet]

Yes it's true, but there some persons who scrape content on the Internet to extract emails and phone numbers and they consider this data as leaks (of course its not official) but maybe they are not trying to exploit the credulity of users, it's just their interpretation of their data that is worthless at all.

[termit]

It's strange that you noticed this only now

[ThinkingOne]

The funniest thing, though, is how many people will pay the credits for the fake stuff. Sure, if there are 5 pages of "Looks good, I might get this" posts it may not be worth the time to go through them all... but if someone posts on the first page that it is fake, you'd think people would think twice!

There seem to be a lot of people out there who like to get leaks just to brag that they have them, not caring at all if they are real or not.

I think there are also a lot of people that pay a scammer for a leak/data, and post it here (for credits or sale) without having a clue that it is fake.

[baronkarahanli]

Yeah its weird.

[Ag0stin0]

I think there are also a lot of people that pay a scammer for a leak/data, and post it here (for credits or sale) without having a clue that it is fake.

I hadn't thought about this idea of "paying" to then share it. You have to be stupid. But hey, that's their problem!

[RasterFast]

reputational damage by competitor firms is another motivation for fakes (if there is an ensuing news report).

[Ag0stin0]

reputational damage by competitor firms is another motivation for fakes (if there is  an ensuing news report).

Yes, that's a good point! Break the competition's reputation.