Breach Intelligence Report 03 Feb 2026

Snake Falls Sportsmen’s Club Breach: Outdoor Club Members’ Data Leaked

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Records Exposed 8,993
Source Type Database,Combolist
Origin Darkweb
Password Type MD5

In August 2018, HEROIC identified 8,993 records from Snake Falls Sportsmen's Club (SFSC), a US-based private membership organization focused on managing the Snake Falls Ranch and Snake River Falls area. The data surfaced on a prominent hacking forum and included email addresses and MD5 password hashes belonging to club members.


Why the Snake Falls Sportsmen's Club (SFSC) Breach Is Dangerous

Attackers with access to membership club credentials can use cracked passwords to attempt account takeovers across email, banking, and other platforms where members reused the same credentials. Community organization members are often targeted because membership databases reveal personal contact details and trusted community ties.

What Was Exposed in the Snake Falls Sportsmen's Club (SFSC) Leak

  • Email addresses
  • MD5 password hashes

Why This Snake Falls Sportsmen's Club (SFSC) Data Puts You at Risk

MD5 is a weak hashing algorithm easily reversed with rainbow tables and brute-force attacks. Once attackers recover plaintext passwords, they run credential stuffing campaigns targeting email providers, banks, and social media accounts, leading to account takeover, identity theft, and financial fraud for affected members.


How Database Breaches Work

Database breaches occur when attackers exploit vulnerabilities in web applications or content management systems to access stored user records. The extracted data is packaged into combolists and posted on underground forums. In the SFSC case, member credentials were shared on a prominent hacking forum where threat actors collect and use such datasets for large-scale credential stuffing attacks.


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Breach Breakdown

Domain N/A
Leaked Data Email Address,Password Hash
Password Types MD5
Date Leaked 03 Feb 2026
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Risk Score: 8.7/10 - Critical

Data Exposure Analysis

Passwords Critical
Financial High
Personal Medium
Social High
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Breach Timeline Analysis

March 2024 Multiple credentials exposed in recent data breach
January 2024 Password found in dark web marketplace
December 2023 Personal information leaked in major security incident

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