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Nice. Now I'd like to know WHICH password got leaked.

That way the breach impact can quickly be limited.

Troy probably would share that information for a price. Not sure whom to pay though - the "good" guy who won't say a word, or a criminal who will happily share it with me?

It's possible the latter would be cheaper too.

[Jaxan]

They don’t store email addresses with password in the database. That would be way too risky. These are separate databases, so you can lookup your email address, and separately check a password.

[cestith]

I think for passwords they only store a hashed version.