
- Hackers claim to be selling millions of PayPal logins, but experts suspect foul play
- The dataset allegedly includes passwords, emails, and URLs for automated attacks
- Experts say the leaked sample is too small to confirm authenticity, and its low pricing casts doubt about its legitimacy
Hackers recently announced on a well-known forum that they were selling a dataset of 15.8 million stolen PayPal credentials, allegedly including login emails and plaintext passwords.