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September 30, 2011 17:36

Unknown persons posted on the Internet data from closed databases, including data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB. There you can find the history of your flights, data on the convictions of a neighbor or the salary of a colleague. The creators of the project see its tools in the fight against corruption

Moscow. September 30th. INTERFAX.RU - Personal data of Russians, including passport information, information on income, fines imposed by the traffic police and data on movements around the country, are systematized and published on one of the Internet resources.

The site, located at rusleaks.com, contains a database of personal data of Russians, including passport data, information about phone numbers, information about lost documents; information on registered vehicles and fines imposed; information on movement around the country - sold rail and air tickets, information on registration for flights. The database also contains data on registration of legal entities and private entrepreneurs. In addition, on the site you can find information about supervised persons (those who are controlled after the release of their places of deprivation of liberty) and persons who have committed administrative offenses. It is alleged that information from more than 200 closed bases, including the MVD and FSB bases, has been "leaked" to the site. You can also find information about transfers, as well as settlement accounts of individual citizens.

In particular, the staff of the interfax.ru editorial office were able to find, in addition to their general passport data (including one lost), information about the labor history (in fact, a copy of the records from the work book), accrued fines for traffic violations, pension contributions, as well as the history of Russian and international flights and level crossings over several years. True, the stolen information about flights seems to be limited to the period from 2001 to 2006, and, say, the data on phone numbers was outdated.

Those who had the pleasure of recently changing the place of temporary registration in Moscow several times were able to trace the history of their movements. Fortunately, none of the colleagues was found in the databases of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Persons in the View and Anticredit. Considered Loan Contingent. The records in these two sections contain data on those who have ever been detained, convicted or brought to administrative responsibility and in some places are a rather interesting read.

The site was extremely unstable on Friday night. Probably affected by the influx of people wishing to check the availability of information about themselves and friends. Although the authors of the project claim that they created it for completely different purposes. They position the resource as a means in the fight against arbitrariness and corruption prevailing in Russia, arguing that such disclosure of data does not violate the interests of citizens. "The appearance of our project will not please some people, they will probably call for a fight for the right to privacy, etc. But, most likely, their true motives will be the fear of exposure, because an honest person does not make sense to hide from the general public information about yourself, "the resource says in the" About the project "section.

The site was registered on March 3, 2011 in the Bahamas, the name of the person to whom it is registered is missing. The creators also claim that "the hardware-software complex is physically located in Sweden, on the very site where the WikiLeaks project was originally located." This is confirmed by checking the IP address location database.

Recall that a similar story has already taken place in the relatively recent past. In March 2008, a resource began to function in Runet https://www.radarix.com , which invited users through a simple search engine to get a large amount of data on Russian citizens. Search results for databases included passport data, including registration, phone numbers, information about the place of work and the level of annual income. The site was positioned through the slogan: "Your personal private detective. Instantly. Free!" A domain was registered in the name of a certain Manuel Carrera Lopez, a resident of Panama, and is located on American servers

The resource information was a synthesis of all kinds of databases, which, most likely, were obtained illegally or stolen from government agencies and cellular companies. However, many of them are outdated, but there are those that correspond to reality. Actually, in the case of Rusleaks, a generally similar situation is observed.
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[Евгений СБ]

Thank.

 

[Частный детектив. Тайный советник. Омск.]

Andrey, thanks for the interesting material!

 

[Детективное агентство ИКС-Инфо.]

The material is interesting !!
And 200 bases igde ?? :?

 

[Частный детектив Киев.]

The material is interesting !!
And 200 bases igde ?? :?

I join - where?
and then the journalists give the link, but some incomprehensible ..
And the article is really about interesting things .. If it's true ..

 

[Частный детектив Нижний Новгород]

thank

 

[Саратов-Алиби]

Thank you, Andrey.

 

[Частный детектив Оренбург]

Andrey, thanks for the interesting article.

 

[Детективное агентство. Украина. Харьков. Львов.]

The owners of the site made powerful advertisements, put out some rather outdated and bought flea market bases, and after the people picked up ads and indulged in the databases, they rushed to the site, they opened only a paid entrance. For this, all this hype was raised

 

[Anonymous]

The material is interesting !!
And 200 bases igde ?? :?

Romych, in order to work in the I2P network you need the appropriate software. I'm doing it now.