DJPro France Reportedly Breached, 2,391 Customer Logins at Risk
HEROIC analysts reportedly identified a file tied to DJPro France, a retail website, that surfaced in August 2023 and exposed 2,391 records containing email addresses and plaintext passwords. The data appears to have first circulated on a hacking forum before spreading through Telegram channels. Scanning your email is the only way to confirm whether your information is part of this file.
What Was Exposed
Key finding100% of records pair an email address with a password.
What Turned Up in the DJPro France Records
- Email Address: confirms a real contact point an attacker can use for follow-up phishing.
- Plaintext Password: works immediately, with no decryption or guessing needed.
How a Retail Database Ends Up Circulating Like This
This kind of exposure typically begins when a company's own customer database is accessed without authorization and copied out as a complete set. From there, the file is commonly traded on forums built around stolen data before reaching a broader audience on Telegram. That differs from a stealer log, which is pulled from one infected device rather than a shared company system.
Data exposed in this breach
Email addresses appear in 100% of the 2,391 records in this breach, alongside plain-text passwords (100%). 100% of records (2,391) pair an email address with a password.
An email address and password together are a working login. Attackers feed pairs like these into automated tools that try them on banking, shopping and email sites, so anyone who reused the password elsewhere is exposed there too.
- Domain
- djpro-france.fr
- Date leaked
- 01 Aug 2023
- Records in breach
- 2,391
Email providers and account types
78.5% of the email addresses in this breach are personal mailboxes and 21.5% are work addresses. The most common provider is orange.fr, followed by hotmail.fr and wanadoo.fr.
Work addresses matter because a password reused on a company account can give attackers a way into that organisation. The company domains below show which employers appear most often.
Mailbox type
- Personal mailboxes78.5%
- Work mailboxes21.5%
Email providers
- 1orange.fr367
- 2hotmail.fr298
- 3wanadoo.fr262
- 4gmail.com198
- 5free.fr162
- 6yahoo.fr120
- 7live.fr89
- 8hotmail.com77
- 9sfr.fr73
- 10neuf.fr68
- 11laposte.net57
- 12aol.com54
- 13msn.com12
- 14me.com4
- 15tiscali.fr4
Company domains
| # | Domain | Accounts | Share of records |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | aliceadsl.fr | 37 | 1.5% |
| 2 | club-internet.fr | 22 | 0.9% |
| 3 | voila.fr | 20 | 0.8% |
| 4 | bbox.fr | 18 | 0.8% |
| 5 | cegetel.net | 11 | 0.5% |
| 6 | rr.fr | 9 | 0.4% |
| 7 | tele2.fr | 7 | 0.3% |
| 8 | ff.fr | 6 | 0.3% |
| 9 | numericable.fr | 6 | 0.3% |
| 10 | dbmail.com | 6 | 0.3% |
| 11 | infonie.fr | 4 | 0.2% |
| 12 | caramail.com | 3 | 0.1% |
| 13 | noos.fr | 3 | 0.1% |
| 14 | netcourrier.com | 3 | 0.1% |
| 15 | freesbee.fr | 2 | 0.1% |
Password Analysis
Key finding6.3% of passwords in this breach are reused, and 67.7% are 8 characters or fewer.
Why Plaintext DJPro France Logins Are an Easy Target
Because none of the passwords in this file are hashed or encrypted, anyone who downloads it can read and use them straight away. An attacker typically works through the list trying each email and password pair on popular services, betting on password reuse. For a retail shopper, that can mean a payment method or saved address sitting behind a login an attacker already holds.
What a Compromised Retail Login Puts at Stake
A reused password can let an attacker reach saved payment details, order history, or stored addresses tied to that login. From there, fraudulent purchases or redirected deliveries become possible, along with follow-up phishing that references real order details to look convincing. The financial and privacy impact can extend well past the original retailer.
Could Your DJPro France Login Be Exposed?
Use the scan your email tool above to check whether your address shows up in this file or others like it. If the password matches one you still use somewhere else, change it on every one of those services today. The same check is worth running for any work email you manage, since reuse risk isn't limited to personal shopping logins.
Password strength
Of the 2,391 passwords analysed, 6.3% appear more than once, and the single most common password accounts for 1.2% of them. The average password is 8.1 characters long.
94.8% contain no special character, 13.2% are numbers only and 41.3% are lowercase letters only. Passwords built this way are the first ones cracking tools try, which is why length and a mix of character types matter.
Password habits
Password length
The most common length is 7-8 characters, covering 38.2% of passwords. 67.7% are 8 characters or fewer, while only 0.9% reach 17 characters or more.
Every extra character multiplies the number of guesses an attacker needs. Passwords of 8 characters or fewer can be cracked quickly once they leak, while long passphrases hold up far better.
Share of passwords by length
- 8 characters or fewer
- 9 characters or more
Most common passwords
The most common password appears 29 times, and the top 15 together account for 88 uses. Passwords are masked here: only their first characters are shown, next to each password's true length.
When many accounts share one password it usually points to a default password, a shared team password or a common pattern such as a name followed by numbers. Treat any password on this list as public.
- 112****6 chars29
- 2az****6 chars7
- 3co*****7 chars6
- 4an*******9 chars5
- 5mu*****7 chars5
- 6lo****6 chars4
- 7is******8 chars4
- 8al****6 chars4
- 9pa*****7 chars4
- 10ma****6 chars4
- 11ma*****7 chars4
- 12so****6 chars3
- 13al*******9 chars3
- 14m****5 chars3
- 15ma*******9 chars3
Leaked in this breach: email address, plaintext password
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