I've been working on a website for quite some time. It's called PreHack and is a lot like PhoneLosers, except instead of focusing on only phone-related stuff, PreHack covering a little bit of everything. Also, because I'm such a silly little computer newb, the "hacks" (term used loosely here) I write about are mainly for people just starting their journey into the H/P scene. In other words, 12-year olds with fantasies of blowing up the Death Star.
Anyway, I also thought it would be a neat idea to have my readers send in cracked usernames and passwords. They could be for MySpace, Yahoo, FaceBook, AOL or any other website. I would check to see if they work, then I would add them to a list on the site. Everybody would be able to access the list at first, but if somebody started being a dick about it, I would password-protect the page and only regulars would have access.
This is an Alpha version of the Hacked List:
www.prehack.org/do-it-yourself/hacked-list
What I want to know is: how much trouble could I get in by posting these usernames and passwords? The ones I have up now all work and I have many more; but these are just normal people who send stupid emails and write about gay things. I mean, it's not like I'm posting the President's info. So could they still lock me up for life?