Skidbin Dox Site User List Reportedly Exposed, 380 Accounts

A file reportedly tied to Skidbin, a dox and paste site, surfaced with 380 user accounts dated 01-Jan-2025, exposing usernames and, for some accounts, email addresses. The only way to know if you're affected is to scan your email.

Why a Dox Site's Own Leak Cuts Both Ways

Skidbin is used to publish other people's personal details, so its own exposed user list can identify the accounts behind those posts. That makes the account holders themselves a target for retaliation from people they have written about.

What Was Exposed

• Username: can be matched against other sites to trace other activity under the same handle.
• Email Address: gives attackers a direct address for phishing or account recovery attempts tied to this account.

What a Reused Username Can Lead To

If a username here is reused elsewhere, anyone holding this list can link an identity across other forums, social accounts, or marketplaces. Combined with an email address, that is enough to attempt password resets or impersonate the account holder.

How a Site's Own Account List Gets Out

Leaks like this one usually come from a copy of a site's own account database rather than malware on any one user's device. Once that copy is taken, it can be searched and cross referenced against other leaked lists to connect usernames across multiple platforms.

Is Your Email in the Skidbin Account Leak?

Start with a scan your email to see if this address shows up here or in other leaks.

If it does, avoid reusing that username or email combination elsewhere, and watch for phishing attempts that reference activity on this site. This applies to personal and work email alike.