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Hello BreachForums Community,
Today I have uploaded the Turknet Database for you to download, thanks for reading and enjoy!



In March 2025, one of Türkiye's largest internet service providers, Turknet was breached by threat actor named "hades_hgs" who used  SQL injection. Later this breach was found by @dejavu and leaked on BreachForums. The exposed data contained over 2.8 million customers which included dates of birth, email addresses (custom ones), static IP addresses, names, National Identification Numbers, phone numbers and physical addresses. Small number of lines also included plaintext passwords and usernames. @dejavu described the story of how he got the leak "7 months ago, an actor named hades_hgs found SQL injection on Turknet and was about to make a big leak when he gave himself away thanks to his stupidity. Before he was caught, he published an onion hidden service url with a countdown timer on the screen, the data was supposed to be published in about 3 days, but it was never published, probably the police accessed and disconnected the onion service. Before this onion service was shut down, I started testing by connecting the TOR socket to a directory fuzzer tool, the tool quickly detected that there was a path called "/files/" on the onion service, when I entered this path, I saw that the files belonging to the database were listed in that path and downloaded it, then I forgot that I downloaded this database, yesterday I saw the db while examining my files and now we are here" and accused Turknet of lying "Turknet reported to the goverment that the data of 280k users was stolen, but in reality there were 2.8 million, and they did not fix the vulnerabilities in their systems, so I did some research and found another SQL injection vulnerability, if someone who has just subscribed gives me their name, surname and date of birth, I can throw away the fresh subscription information"

Compromised data: Dates of birth, Email addresses (custom ones), IP addresses, Names, National Identification Numbers, Passwords, Phone numbers, Physical addresses, Usernames.

Contents Spoiler

The .7z File's MD5 Hash is 6E77CB7B6BCB9F67B7D8AA78602647DA. In total, there are 2806537 records. The file is 3.64GB uncompressed and 692.94MB compressed.

Database Index <> How To Get Credits

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