Account data from 2013 hack of Russian UHack forum recirculates online
A May 2013 hack of the Russian cybercrime forum UHack exposed the email addresses, usernames, IP addresses, and MD5 password hashes of approximately 107,000 members. The leaked material also included email and password pairs belonging to other victims that members had posted, bringing the total to approximately 7.2 million unique email addresses. The historical breach data resurfaced and was added to HIBP on November 11, 2026.
Key facts
- Affected organization
- UHack
- Incident type
- Data breach
- Occurred / detected
- 2013-05
- Scale of damage
- Account information for approximately 107,000 forum members was leaked. Including other victims' credentials contained in posts, the data comprised approximately 7.2 million unique email addresses.
- Cause / method
- Forum hack
- Location
- Russia
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Timeline
- User account information leaked in the 2013 hack of the UHack forum was reported to have resurfaced.
- Further reports described the online recirculation of the data leaked at the time and the possibility that millions of people were affected.
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