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February 10, 2025 Unverified Gaming

Revora Forums Alleged Data Exposure

The 2025 Revora Forums data breach occurred in February 2025 when the user database belonging to the Revora Creative Network (forums.revora.net / revora.net), a major hub for strategy gaming and RTS modding communities, was published on BreachForums.

1.2 Million
Email Identifiers
4
Data Types
Critical
Exposure Scope
Oct 9, 2026
Last updated

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Exposed Data Types

4
  • Email addresses
  • IP addresses
  • Passwords
  • Usernames

About This Record

What information was affected in the Revora incident?

The leaked export file (forums.revora.net_1.22m_02-2025.txt) comprises 1,226,237 member lines. Compromised data classes include:

  • Contact Coordinates: Validated user primary email addresses.
  • User Identifiers: Community member handles and usernames.
  • Network Telemetry: Logged IPv4 and IPv6 network connection addresses.
  • Authentication Credentials: Salted MD5 password hashes and cryptographic salt strings.

How many accounts were affected?

Strict RFC 5322 ASCII canonical verification confirmed 1,221,927 unique valid email addresses across the database.

Technical analysis and security risks

Salted MD5 password hashes are vulnerable to accelerated cracking using modern GPU-based offline dictionary and brute-force tools. Because gaming community users frequently share handles and passwords across gaming platforms (e.g. Steam, Discord, Twitch), the exposure of these credentials creates significant risks of automated credential stuffing. Community members should:

  • Immediately update passwords on all external gaming services and email accounts sharing the same password.
  • Activate multi-factor authentication (MFA) across all vital accounts.

Verification and editorial method

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