Indexeus is a new search engine that indexes user account information acquired from data breaches, including hackers’ accounts stolen in the underground.

A new search engine for underground hacking dubbed Indexeus has been launched, it retrieves all the available information on user account acquired from hundreds recently data data breaches. The data collected includes information on malicious hackers stolen recent hack, including Adobe and Yahoo!

“This is a service which provides easy access to hundreds of databases, which is very useful if you don’t want to bring your databases around or if you just don’t have any,”  “The goal is to make people realize that using the same information all over is stupid and will lead to you getting your information stolen, but also showing you how badly administrators keep your private data stored.” reports the Indexeus website.

 “The purpose of Indexeus is not to provide private informations about someone [sic], but to protect them by creating awareness. Therefore we are not responsible for any misuse or malicious use of our content and service.” states the disclaimer on the search engine website.

Anyway Indexeus website was rapidly targeted by other hackers, a few days ago the search engine was defaced by hacker group Pernicious Developers which also deployed a backdoor shell on the website.

“This is the Original Pernicious Developers, we’re still here. Even if you don’t know which version of the group who did this.” states the defacement left by the hackers.

In time I’m writing indexeus.org is down.