Thanks I looked it up here too, and I got zero results for data leaks! Seems like I'm safe (for now)

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Used this site before and I can confirm all of my accounts are fine.

We live in a society, where every system is digitalised, and that's a reality we cannot escape. From birth to death, we are trapped in this loop of technology. One way or another, if not all many of us will eventually fall victim to these data leaks. Even countries with the strongest technology are failing to safeguard users data, so how can we expect a third world country to do any better? We are basically helpless, and we have already seen some examples of it. Things like our personal info, retinal scans, fingerprints are out there for sales in Telegram (not even darkweb but TG..)! Yes I am talking about NID (National Identification Document) leak!

Only one thing I can say, these info stealer poses serious risk, sometimes it's unavoidable but I hope we do not come to see that day.

Yeah, West Indies batting performance was too bad in today's match. The target was low there. Still, New Zealand had lost 6 wickets to chase the target. The pitch condition was a bit difficult to bat. New Zealand was also under pressure after losing the first 3 wickets quickly. But the 5th wicket partnership between Mark Chapman and Michael Bracewell has made it easy for NZ. West is doing too bad on this tour.

So if I understand correctly, it steals data from your pc and being distributed through whatsapp? But one thing I don't get how the system gets infected. Surely it cannot be done automatically right? User has to execute the payload/script/the executable file? I checked the article but it was a massive one, and I couldn't find the things I wanted to know. In short, apart from those technical stuff, how this Stealer works? Can you explain it from a non technical perspective.

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How reliable is this site? I'm not familiar with this platform. I just tried searching some of my oldest emails and number, and all of them came out as "safe for now". But if my memory serves me right, among the mails one of them was exposed in the past. And upon logging in, it would say my password was exposed or found in a data breach (something like that). So I'm confused a little. Anyway I'm happy none came as red.

Bangladesh played out of the box performance, honestly everyone were sure about indopak final, but Bangladesh unexpected entry truly surprised them by demolishing one of strong contender for final, I think not just through bat but done phenomenal through ball which push indian to struggle while chased even having such big name. While on the other hand pakistani Shaheen done thier job and make it through the final by continuing thier win streak and most likely to beat Bangladesh A too but yeh things will not be that eats just like we expect from Pakistan. So Let's wait for 23 Nov to get the one and only try champion.

BAN-A won an easy game against the Afghanistan A team yesterday. Afghanistan A  team could only manage 79 runs in their 20 overs. With these small runs, you can expect the bowlers to defend this low total.

They lost 5 wickets for 35 runs and it was the worst possible start. Captain Darwish Rasooli was the highest scorer in this innings with only 27 runs. This was their first loss in the Group A match While Bangladesh A sits right at top winning both the matches played so far.

This actually hinsts about the lack of player pool in Afghanistan and availability of that in Bangladesh. 'A' series typically involve players who are usually kept in bench. During yesterday's match, captain Darwish Rasooli was the only Afghan player who could offer some resistance with the bat. Ripon Mondol, Rakibul Hasan and Meherob Hasan hardly found any difficulty in picking wickets. And during the chase, AM Ghazanfar with his leg breaks troubled the Bangladeshi batsmen are returned figures of 4-1-8-2.

Why couldn't anyone have predicted that Afghanistan would be all out for just 78 runs against Bangladesh? The way Afghanistan defeated Sri Lanka in their first match made it look like they would have a very tough competition against Bangladesh. But Bangladesh's Ripon Mondal's three consecutive hits at the start caused a complete batting disaster for Afghanistan. Then Afghanistan's Rasooli tried a bit but even then Afghanistan could not score more than 78 runs. As a result, Bangladesh scored 78 runs for the loss of just four wickets and defeated them by a big margin of eight wickets. Now Bangladesh is at the bottom of the points table with four points and is on the verge of becoming the group champion.

Yes, the point is, anything can happen on the field, and this can lead to different outcomes, regardless of whether you support the stronger team or not. The tragedy of a player suffering an injury on the field can certainly have a negative impact on a team, which in most cases usually causes the team to lose its balance, especially if the player is a key player.

The point is, bet according to your own beliefs. If you know how to read statistics, use that skill to analyze. But it's also free. I mean, you're free to make your own predictions or follow the public's perspective, as long as you don't regret the results.

Obviously, the statistically stronger team certainly has a greater chance of winning. Above, I only spoke from a rational perspective, and using statistics as a reference for decision-making isn't always entirely accurate. This means that luck also plays a role. When a stronger team loses to a weaker team due to a small, inadvertent mistake on the field, it means they and those betting on them are unlucky.
But ultimately, the most important thing, in my opinion, is to bet responsibly, regardless of whether you follow the hype or analyze it yourself.