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    FBI Seizes Website Suspected Of Selling Access To Billions Of Pieces Of Stolen Data

    The site weleakinfo.com is now down. The Justice Department says that for a fee, users could access stolen personal data names, phone numbers, e-mail addresses. Two people were arrested in Europe.
    by Brakkton Booker Jan 17, 2020 1 minute
    A joint investigation involving the U.S., Germany, the Netherlands, Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom helped take down the WeLeakInfo site, which the Justice Department says sold billions of stolen usernames, passwords and other data.

    U.S. authorities have seized the domain name of a website that allegedly sold access to billions of usernames, email addresses, passwords and other sensitive information stolen in data breaches.

    Now, visitors to the not-so-subtle website – weleakinfo.com — are greeted

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