Hacktivist collective Anonymous has, for the second time this month, leaked data belonging to Washington-based domain name registrar and web hosting service Epik, according to independent Texas journalist Steven Monacelli.
Anonymous says the second set of leaked data, which they call The/b/Sides, is “larger than the first” and contains 300GB of information, according to Monacelli, who cites an unidentified security researcher who he says vetted the data set.
The publication adds that the leak exposes at least 59 API keys and scores of login credentials that not only include keys to the locks of Epik’s own systems, but also to the company’s Twitter, Coinbase and PayPal accounts.
