- Lyca scrappe.txt. Likely refers to scraped data from Lycamobile, a mobile network operator.
- Pandabuy-Email.txt. Appears to be related to Pandabuy, possibly a breach involving customer email data.
- darty.com.txt. May refer to a breach involving Darty, a French electronics retailer.
- discord-1-2024.txt. Indicates a potential breach or scrape related to Discord, a popular communication platform.
- dvm.txt. The specific company is unclear. It may relate to a service or entity with the initials DVM.
- electro-depot.fr.txt. Points to an alleged breach involving Electro Depot, a French electronics and appliance retailer.
- db-vandb.txt. Likely related to V and B (Vins & Bières), a French retailer of wine and beer.
- Snapchat SQL.txt. Suggests a breach involving Snapchat, particularly data extracted via SQL queries.
- frsfr.txt. Unclear, may relate to a French service with the abbreviation “FRS.”
- go-sport.com-export.txt. Refers to Go Sport, a French sporting goods retailer.
- intersport-scrapped.fr.txt. Indicates scraped data from Intersport, another sports goods retailer in France.
- ldlc.txt. Points to an alleged compromise involving LDLC, a French online electronics retailer.
- corsegsm.com.txt. Related to Corse GSM, a Corsican mobile operator.
- pinterest.txt. Refers to Pinterest, the social media platform.
- minecraft.fr-forum.txt. Indicates a compromise allegedly involving a French Minecraft forum.
- sfr.fr.txt: appears to be related to a breach involving SFR, a major French telecommunications company.
- shadow.tech.txt. Refers to Shadow, a cloud computing service.
- sport2000-a.txt. The information that was exposed likely refers to Sport 2000, a sporting goods retailer.
- wakanim.txt. Indicates a leak from Wakanim, an anime streaming service.
- rinaorc-authme.txt. Suggests the data is from Rinaorc, a Minecraft server or service using the AuthMe plugin for authentication.
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