While the allegations of massive data breaches in Getir and BiTaksi were made recently, another giant was shared today. sahibinden.com has been hacked, data from about 60 million users. reportedly seized.

An example of the data allegedly stolen was also shared in a post on a hacker forum. If the user who shared the post receives 100 thank you messages will share all data suggested.

Shared by sahibinden.com on the hacker forum:

“I share important data such as names, surnames, phone numbers and email addresses of about 60 million users of Turkey’s most visited site. Information on corporate members, who make up the majority of their annual income of $250 million, can be found here in the link below.

If I get 100 thank you messages under this post, I’ll share all members’ details. If I get 250 thank you messages, I’ll share the site’s user data in sqlite format. Passwords are encrypted with the SHA1 algorithm, so you may need a mining farm (system with many graphics cards) to crack passwords.

Why am I sharing this data for free? The price of the house I looked at last year in Antalya doubled in dollars thanks to this site! Moreover, I said I could disclose the vulnerabilities for free, but they read my email and I didn’t care. I have never seen such a disgraceful site in terms of security.”

Data allegedly seized:

• First name Last Name
• phone number
• E-mail address
• Company Account Information

There is no statement yet from sahibinden.com on this subject.