Data on 500 thousand Muscovites who bought fake vaccination and PCR certificates.

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Now everyone has written that data on 500 thousand Muscovites who bought fake vaccination and PCR certificates have appeared on the darknet and TG channels.

It's a funny situation. Will the state fight this leak?
So what is this? Drain / hacking from competitors or the "owner" of the service himself decided to drain his customers and earn extra money?

What will be the consequences when and if the database goes public?
After all, we remember that if the base turns out to be not a fake, then it will immediately get into various bots, penetration services and security arrays of various organizations. What sanctions will be applied to persons from this leak?

We will soon find out the answers to these and many other interesting questions.

A sample of the database that fell into the hands was analyzed, allegedly containing data from Muscovites who bought certificates of vaccination and PCR tests.
It is difficult to draw a conclusion about the full set, but the one that fell into my hands (9 thousand lines) is an absolute mishmash.
The names and surnames of the persons are real and probably taken from various previously leaked databases. Dates of birth - "do not fit" any person, ie. probably generated, while it is not clear why it was impossible to take real ones.
Available telephones and email. mails are generated.
It is worth noting only some of the numbers of documents that really relate to persons and then documents of foreign samples.

Those. The sample consists of data of no value.

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Leak of vaccination certificate buyers turned out to be fake​

19:40 / 13 November, 2021
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The founder of the Internet-search company, Igor Bederov, denied media reports about the leakage of data from half a million residents of the Moscow region with fake vaccination documents or PCR test results.

The founder of the company "Internet-Search" Igor Bederov said that the database of buyers of fake PRC tests that got into the Network is a fake. In his opinion, the list of people who violated the law is a tool for attracting additional attention.

"The data in the media about 500 thousand names are unreliable. This is not a real leak from sites, but a banal fake of the database," the expert said. But even the "leaked" fake database has a much more modest "scale". There are about 88 thousand names of people from all over Russia, and not 500 thousand, as indicated earlier. These are mainly immigrants from Central Asia.

Bederov noted that the scammers intended to use the "HYIP" for blackmail and extortion.
Earlier it was reported that databases of people who bought fake QR codes appeared on the network. The largest database contains over 500 thousand people. There are also offers where a base of 1 thousand lines costs $ 120 (about 8.5 thousand rubles). It contains personal data: passport data, SNILS, telephone and home address, as well as information on the date of issue of the certificate and OMS.
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