storenvy.com
Apr 4, 2019
In April 2019, the e-commerce platform Storenvy was hacked, exposing personal data of approximately 1.88 million users. The breach included usernames, email addresses, plaintext passwords, IP addresses, dates of birth, names, genders, and geographic locations. The data was subsequently leaked on hacker forums for free download.
Data found in this dataset
Source files
Expand any file to inspect its column headers and the LLM's field-mapping reasoning, recorded during ingestion.
StorEnvy__Info.txt12 rows
File structure
Notes: Pre-LLM auto-detection: free-form text with visible emails / phones
StorEnvy__data__1.8M-storenvy.com-Customers-2019.csv7 columns1,884,502 rows
File structure
Format: CSV·Delimiter: comma·Has header: yes·Quote: "
| Source column | Mapped field | Confidence | LLM assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | username | high | [1] header 'username', values are screen names/handles |
| 2 | high | [2] header 'email', values are standard email addresses with @ symbols | |
| 3 | password | high | [3] header 'pass_plaintext', values are plaintext passwords |
| 6 | firstName | high | [6] header 'first_name', values are given names |
| 7 | lastName | high | [7] header 'last_name', values are surnames |
| 8 | gender | high | [8] header 'gender', values are 'male' / gender codes |
| 9 | dob | high | [9] header 'dob', values match YYYY-MM-DD date-of-birth format |
Notes: Storenvy 2019 breach. 11 columns total; 7 contain PII. Columns 0 (id), 4 (ip), and 5 (date_added) are skipped as internal identifiers/timestamps. Column 10 (country_city) is mixed location data without clear address structure; treated as skip.