Password-dump database API server. See accompanying blog post for more details.
See also accompanying frontend
GET /usernames/{username}
GET /domains/{domain}
GET /passwords/{password}
GET /emails/{email}
# response => [{"username": "abc", "domain": "example.com", "password": "p4ssw0rd"}, ...]
# Breach info in which the given email was found
GET /breaches/{email}
# response => [{
"Title": ...,
"Domain": ...,
"Date": ...,
"Count": ...,
"Description": ...,
"LogoPath": ...,
},...]
Torrents:
# Collection #1
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:b39c603c7e18db8262067c5926e7d5ea5d20e12e&dn=Collection+1
# Collections #2 - #5
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:d136b1adde531f38311fbf43fb96fc26df1a34cd&dn=Collection+%232-%235+%26+Antipublic
Dump entries should be in the format:
username,domain,password
# where
test@example.com:p4$$w0rd
# becomes
test,example.com,p4$$w0rd
Feel free to do this manually, though I had great success using GCP Dataprep
Once in the proper format, you can create the table and import the csv using the GCP Console, the GCP CLI tool, or from the web portal
This will take a while. You may want to manully upload to GCP Storage and copy in the data from there because if the upload fails with the GCP CLI, you'll have to start all over, and burn through more of your bandwidth (and credits).
The following enivironment varilables are necessary
# Project Name
GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT=
# Format: $project.$dataset.$tablename
GOOGLE_BIGQUERY_TABLE=
# Obtained from the GCP Auth Console
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=./credentials.json
# Have I Been Pwned API key
HIBP_API_KEY=Run:
source .env
go run main.go [port]