PS3Hax.net.txt

The PS3Hax.net.txt leak, which occurred in 2015, was a massive data breach that compromised the personal information of over 440,000 users. The leak included names, email addresses, passwords, and other sensitive data, which was spread across 440,687 records.

The data was stolen from the PS3Hax.net forum, a popular online community for gamers and hackers. The forum was dedicated to sharing information and exploits to help users hack and mod their PlayStation 3 consoles. However, the security of the forum was compromised, allowing hackers to gain access to the sensitive information of users.

The leak was initially discovered by security researcher Chris Vickery, who sent out notifications to affected users warning them of the data breach. The leak was later confirmed by the PS3Hax.net team, who released a statement apologizing for the incident and assuring users that they would take steps to improve their security.

As a result of the leak, users were left vulnerable to phishing attacks and other forms of fraud, and the community was left reeling from the breach.