Software
software:mediafire
File-sharing service accessed using a reused manager password and found to contain unreleased tracks and design files.
File-sharing service accessed using a reused manager password and found to contain unreleased tracks and design files.
“we tried it on a MediaFire page, which worked. It logged us in.”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| incoming | INVOLVES | Database breaches of Dropbox, Last.fm, and MySpace | Derived | 148 |
| incoming | COMPROMISES | Professor Dubstep | Explicit | 148 |
Database breaches of Dropbox, Last.fm, and MySpace INVOLVES MediaFire
The episode describes leaked databases from Dropbox, Last.fm, and MySpace; MediaFire was later used as a target with recovered credentials.
Derived Confidence 84% · Professor Dubstep EP 148 Details
“Dropbox had their database stolen. Last.fm had their database stolen. MySpace had their database stolen as well”
Professor Dubstep COMPROMISES MediaFire
Professor Dubstep says they used a manager’s recovered password on a MediaFire page and gained access to unreleased tracks and Photoshop documents.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Professor Dubstep EP 148 Details
“we tried it on a MediaFire page, which worked. It logged us in.”