Here is something I found that "MIGHT" help you clowns who were late for the picnic & missed the cherry pie. lol !!! Try it, it "MIGHT" help you. I never use torrents for anything, so, I would not know if it works or not. Have not fucked with torrents since PirateBay when south. READ THIS SHIT & TRY IT !! I have no idea if it works or not.
hashes for NPD
This is what I got for the SHA256 of each file from 7Zip
NPD202401.7z - 5D4AB848129E55042C5B6BD3F74A115B26472A184B0F4D0D4B0728E00E1D08EC (SHA256)
NPD202402.7z - F6BD4EDF8FC484D8D6697F13924C7C0108E453B2DBBC6981C767050ECE561237 (SHA256)
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:3caa71f3ec8cbccc6fca4feb7185da2bab149ba7&dn=NPD
I downloaded the files not by using a browser downloader, but using Motrix download manager. Took about 14 hours.
Please seed if you use the torrent to download.
just putit in my seedbox, its 1gb/1gb im going to keep that in there 4ever, but there seems to be very few to none seeds with 100% ....
did you lot enable DHT/PeX/LPD in your clients? seeding my copy rn. all works fine here
This link should work a bit better with the open tracker added:
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:3caa71f3ec8cbccc6fca4feb7185da2bab149ba7&dn=NPD&tr=udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announce
Yes, nice job. If anyone sees this thread, use the above link with the tracker URL in it which I provided. The seed/peer count is good in the current swarm.
Yes, good edit. If you use that link in your torrent client, it automatically adds the tracker and the content is recognized. As of now, there are 20+ seeders in the swarm.
Plenty of seeders, come get it while its hot. TYVM for the HQ files USDoD
Thank you for uploading. Is there a new password?
"https://usdod.io/" (without the quotation marks) does not work
is it ( password ) working bro ? I downloaded but not opened yet
interesting. just for clarification
https://usdod.io/
^^^^ this is the password?
I downloaded the torrent too
yes (about password)
Anyone/staff, can we please have this link added to the original post in this thread for everyone's reference:
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:3caa71f3ec8cbccc6fca4feb7185da2bab149ba7&dn=NPD&tr=udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announce
magnet link with tracker worked. downloaded the full NPD using rtorrent on Ubuntu Linux cloud VM in just 4 hours. password worked. found all my data, family members, friends, everyone.
good thing the company decided to delete all this data from their system, to opt-out everyone so this kind of leak doesn't happen again. in 40 to 60 years there will be new people with new SSN data maybe they will want some privacy and identity theft protection.
Stupid asses need to use 7z to open it, WinZip will not work & neither will WinRar.
Does anyone know what program will open a TXT file this large on windows ?
Sublime Text or Notepad Plus Plus
(defmainself , said this)
I use HXD Text Editor. However, you may want to preprocess the data into hashtables via some kind of pandas/numpy combo (e.g., hash of SSN or address -> DB entry #). If anyone wants the preprocessed data I'll make a torrent but I wouldn't blame you for not trusting some random dude that registered 4 days ago.
I can also post the source code I plan on using, just LMK and feel free to make suggestions.
both links is online just solve captcha and use downloadmanager
Use 7z zip bro
try using vim with wsl, very lightweight and will work
FBI already watching all IPs on that torrent
biggest honeypot if I've ever seen one
seriously, they are definitely logging every fuckin ip
EDIT
Ignroe. IT says wrong password but still extracted. Everything is working
It says both downloads were 50GB instead of 277GB total. First was like 31 and second was like 19. Why?
those are the size UNEXTRACTED.
Extracted it is 277GB
For all who have a problem extracting I used WINRAR on each file, took almost a hour (both extracting@ the same time)
Im still trying to find something simple that will open a TXT File that size in windows.... Anyone ?
1) They're CSV files which are best viewed in a spreadsheet viewer.
2) For files this large you shouldn't be opening them with a GUI program at all. Even if you have more RAM than the space these files take up on a drive, you'd be hard pressed to find a graphical spreadsheet program or text file viewer that could display them without hard freezing. You should be using command line tools like grep to filter out and find information you're looking for.
this is where we start eternalblue and double pulsar part 2 seeing as usdod has ties to shadowbrokers
I'm not sure how to open it as a text file, but for extremely large CSVs, I've been using Windows Powershell, which is a pretty alright alternative. I would prefer being able to scroll but with the Powershell method I use, you need to have a search term in mind that you want to find. I'm not sure how the data is structured but suppose your extracted CSVs are on the folder, C:\Home\Desktop, and the data in the file takes the form "FirstName LastName" somewhere, then you can use the following in powershell and find the line that includes the data:
Get-Item "C:\Home\Desktop\WhateverTheBreachFileIsCalled.csv" | Select-String -Pattern "Jimbo Smith"
then presumably, if Jimbo Smith has had his data leaked, then whatever data is included in the breach for any Jimbo Smith will be returned in the Powershell window. Just be sure to search the name in whatever structure the names take in the file itself, and to replace the CSV in my example with the file's actual name. Its not the same as being able to scroll, but it's the best I've got as an alternative
Thanks for this magnet link. Was able to fully download the zip files to my mac using that and motrix. Problem is I can't open them. Anyone have tips?
When I double-click on the zip files to open, it asks me for the password, I type in
https://usdod.io/, click "ok" and then it puts me on an endless loop asking for the password again, as if it's incorrect. Nothing is unzipping.
What would be the best way to view this data? I have it opened in HxD which has been working so far, but it's still kinda all jumbled up together. I want an easier way to display everything.
I think the seed bot kicked in during my download cause when I left my pc it was at like 6mib a second then when I came back it finished way quicker than I thought it would and hit a peak of over 50mibps
fyi, for anyone having difficulty viewing the file, I'd recommend getting used to a command line tool such as `less`
some useful commands are
`less filename.txt`
`less -n filename.txt` (dont count lines)
`less -n +100p filename.txt` (jump to end of file quickly so it doesn't count lines)
use backslash / to search, n to go to next entry, N for before
still having trouble finding specific strings when the file is so large though.
Legend for bringing this out, where can i get the Canadian part of the breach though?
keep getting error which states failed-forbidden on brave browser after getting to about 4gb of the download. does anyone know how to fix this
Just download using the magnet link posted earlier in the thread. There are lots of people seeding (including me)
I've got the same problem with Brave download. (even w/ hi-perf computer, 2Gbps fiber, and "pro" VPN.)
Can anyone suggest a good app to use to get files with the magnet link?
(While I've used Tor like apps before, it's been years.... And, while I understand the difference between a URI and a URL, not sure what simple way I can proceed from here....)
Both the torrent and original links appear to be down.
A magnet link cannot go down. Metadata retrieval still works for me.
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:3caa71f3ec8cbccc6fca4feb7185da2bab149ba7&dn=NPD&tr=udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announce
Check if your vpn provider allows p2p/torrenting
The free version of proton vpn doesn't allow torrenting and cloudflare warp slows everything down
Use mullvad with qbittorrent
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You don't need to unpack the archives to search through them. No need for extra disk space or lots of RAM:
Testing the archive:
> 7z -p"https://usdod.io/" t ~/torr/NPD/NPD202401.7z
7-Zip [64] 16.02 : Copyright (c) 1999-2016 Igor Pavlov : 2016-05-21
p7zip Version 16.02 (locale=en_US.UTF-8,Utf16=on,HugeFiles=on,64 bits,12 CPUs AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor (870F10),ASM,AES-NI)
Scanning the drive for archives:
1 file, 33456912010 bytes (32 GiB)
Testing archive: /home/scarycopper77/torr/NPD/NPD202401.7z
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Path = /home/scarycopper77/torr/NPD/NPD202401.7z
Type = 7z
Physical Size = 33456912010
Headers Size = 154
Method = LZMA2:24 7zAES
Solid = -
Blocks = 1
Everything is Ok
Size: 176806109779
Compressed: 33456912010
Searching something:
> 7z -p"https://usdod.io/" -so x ~/torr/NPD/NPD202401.7z | grep -in "usdod"
402redacted:402redacted,ISRAEL,CUSDODIO,,,,PO BOX redacted,OGUNQUIT,,ME,,,,,,,,,,143296685
E.g., to check yourself:
7z -p"https://usdod.io/" -so x ~/torr/NPD/NPD202401.7z | grep -in "yourlastname,yourfirstname"
Such lookup consumes just 24MB of RAM (and all of one CPU core) and takes like 30m to look up through one archive.
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LINK update
https://databreached.io/
fast seed
thanks m8
downloading concurrently and pulling ~200kb/s on each file
the torrent is cruising at ~12MB/s in comparison though
be careful with torrrent is a fucking honeypot guys
dont trust in the first one who joined the site to spread honeypot public torrent
Wdym? I been disconnected from the torrent but what should other people do to deter this?
News is reporting that the breach was of USA AND UK/CANADA data. Is this accurate or just nonsense? There is obviously a lot of USA data but does this particular dump also contain UK/CANADA?
It's going the same speed and i'm still seeing the same download interruptions and cloudflare issues w/jdownloader
If hashes match can I still get pwned? Hidden malware or something?
Saving this command, you are goated for this one. I posted using powershell earlier but it looks like grep would be the way to go if you want to avoid extracting. Can one use grep on windows?
Is there any advice on how to search a text file faster? I have a strong PC and ive been searching for a specific SSN in the first file of two and hours later im only on line 350 million.
You can grep in windows through WSL if you have that installed.
EmEditor or ripgrep
I recommend ack, ag, or ripgrep instead. Waaaay faster and can either be found in distro repos or on github.
Edit: Saw you're searching for an SSN you already know.
ack SSN# | tee results.txt
will be way faster than regular grep, and lightyears faster than a GUI program.
I've got big GB part files, last one got to 18/19 before shitting the bed, how do you resume interrupted download?
tried pause, replace, resume, and it results in a 6.9 KB file
EDIT: Pause download screws up regular download too. What am I supposed to do?
1. It would require VPN
2. VPNs can and are forced to released data to law enforcement, if this was pirating movies it'd be fine, but I don't trust it in something big as this.
You can get a month of mullvad with cash or crypto. Download it from a public place and connect to it. Or just rent a shady seed box or VPS for a month.
Someone earlier on in the thread said it seemed to be tied to age. I'm unfortunately in it, but my brother isn't. People that asked me to verify if they're in it seemed to be people that have applied for credit recently (last decade). To be safe, I'd just assume that you are in the db and take the appropriate actions to freeze your shit.
Some tips for usability
1. If you download from the web link use a download manager. One example on Windows is XDM. Yes its old but it worked.
2. Your processor speed in searching these files in a bit immaterial. Storage device speed is much more important. An average NVMe drive with a reasonable processor made in the last 5 years can grep the 2 files in a little less than a half hour.
3. If you on windows WSL is your friend.
4. Basic grep command to extract all names from a file who's last name starts with a certain letter. This example looks for every entry with a first name and a last name that starts with S. You may have to tweak the regex based on you command interpreter. Example is in WSL. You best bet is to pipe the output to a file for later use and follow on searches.
grep -a -P ^\\d+\,[^,]+\,[sS]
5. Having the files split by last name makes searched quick. Be aware of partial data (#7)
6. If you remove ID field and all the trailing blank spaces you reduce the files sizes by ~16GB & 11 Gb respectively.
7. Not all data in the file is populated and an easily patterned, There is fragmented data. for example data with no first or last name.
8. Trying to use the data and keeping it compressed is killer on search time. if you want to explore, dedicate the drive space.
I may edit this post in the future with more tips.
Use something like a Debrid service to download it and it will be super fast with less risk.
all the debrid svc i find dont support the site
Take a look at this
2354670480,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\10.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2354838974,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\11e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2354997864,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\12e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2355133174,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\13e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2355292420,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\14e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2355403340,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\15e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2355507304,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\16.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2355572893,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\2.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2355755022,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\3.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2355932685,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\4e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2356119364,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\6le.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2356296622,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\7e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2356463648,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\8e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2356625755,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\9e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2522997412,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\10.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2523165906,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\11e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2523324796,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\12e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2523460106,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\13e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2523619352,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\14e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2523730272,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\15e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2523834236,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\16.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2523899825,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\2.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2524081954,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\3.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2524259617,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\4e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2524446296,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\6le.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2524623554,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\7e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2524790580,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\8e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
2524952687,e:\accuzip databases\ncoa\ssn ncoas\9e.txt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,202005,,,,
I found this interesting
NCoA likely being the 'national change of address' database
It just depends on your pc. There's really no optimizing a text file because it's just a lot of raw data bigger than any txt was intended to be. But my PC seems to open it relatively fast. Running this on an nvme ssd is really going divide the time it takes into a fraction of what is was, that's the most important part. Also having at least 32 gb helps when searching and proccessing the files but speed of the storage device is gonna be the main factor because a file this big has to be read live from the disk. Also once you get the file open, seperate which state you want or whatever group of data you want and seperate it into a seperate text file so then you can read from memory and don't have to search an unneccesary 49 states
I also heard there was some info from people in Canada and some in the UK. I'm downloading and going to check it out now, but I do know it's pretty much everyone in the US. Even my friend's one year old daughter's SSN got leaked. Crazy stuff!
How much you wanna bet the USA is going to pull back funding for SS and say "we can't prove blah blah". Supreme court a while back ruled that the US doesn't have to pay out for social security anyways, so no one is technically even entitled.
Excited to see how this pans out, if anything even happens.
On that note: I found this :
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:3caa71f3ec8cbccc6fca4feb7185da2bab149ba7&dn=NPD&tr=udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80&tr=udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announce
There is really only one workaround to encryption: you can use a password cracker. The time to crack would depend a lot on the method you used (like one that used prefixes like "http://"). Brute force would take until quantum computers become mainstream.
The other option is to use your brain and think how this might work, if people are downloading the file and not asking for the password. What did they do differently that you did not? Are they too lazy to ask? Did nobody actually download the file? Or do they know the top secret password somehow?
if you download the torrent for the love of god please make sure your vpn is on and it supports p2p
Most VPNs don't do much and hand over everything to the government anyway. :/
I haven't started checking through the database, but the files from your server (
https://dl.denisland.ovh/torrents/NPD/) had valid hashes and took less than 3hrs to download, so thanks!
If using Windows, searching can be done with Powershell using
Select-String -Path "path to .txt file" -Pattern "string you are looking for"
I recommend using Powershell ISE, it will essentially walk you through all the commands/parameters at your disposal and insert them into Powershell for you.
GOOD LUCK !!! ................. 15 characters