BD25.eu Dump NZB Passwords

**oberonz** · 09.01.25, 14:30

Hello,

I am new here. Just registered after googling for days without much luck. I recently downloaded a password protected file that is over 100Gb using all of my month's bandwidth. Upon opening the nzb in a text editor I found a message that says to go to bd25.eu for the password. To my horror bd25.eu is now a parked domain.

Some user who has the backup of bd25.eu on reddit says that the password.txt file has "Look for the password in the comments." as the password and it appears that, even with the backup, the comments section is inaccessible. I doubt I have any means to get into uhd100.com and, even if I could, I am not sure if I would find the password there.

I noticed that a list of common passwords was mentioned in https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=35668. Has it ever been made available? Does anyone have any other suggestion?

Thanks so much for any help.

How to get the BD25 NZB dump

Originally Posted by sbestran

Both Ninjacenter and NZBStars have it... you can download the database from stars quite simply:

1 - go to nzbstars.com
2 - search for: BD25 DUMP
3 - Download the 42.78 GB database zipped that should be shown to you as the first result.

Please note that this ... will unzip at around 250GB

**sbestran** · 09.01.25, 17:55

Originally Posted by oberonz

Hello,

I am new here. Just registered after googling for days without much luck. I recently downloaded a password protected file that is over 100Gb using all of my month's bandwidth. Upon opening the nzb in a text editor I found a message that says to go to bd25.eu for the password. To my horror bd25.eu is now a parked domain.

Some user who has the backup of bd25.eu on reddit says that the password.txt file has "Look for the password in the comments." as the password and it appears that, even with the backup, the comments section is inaccessible. I doubt I have any means to get into uhd100.com and, even if I could, I am not sure if I would find the password there.

I noticed that a list of common passwords was mentioned in https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=35668. Has it ever been made available? Does anyone have any other suggestion?

Thanks so much for any help.

Hi, and welcome.
Yes, I can share the rar2john/hashcat lst, but it shouldn't be very useful for you since it only contains the passwords, without the associated nzbs. It is only useful as a last resource using such software.

It seems like what you need is the actual passwords file that contains (almost) all nzbs' passwords. It is available inside the bd25 dump and it's not a "Look for the password in the comments", but a large file.

Since I understand that you exhausted your download quota somewhere (so you can't just download the dump) and since it can help other people, I attached a zip with both the actual password file and the rar2john/hashcat .lst file. Note that all I did was organize the information already available at the bd25 dump the data itself is the same already available.

Note that the files are large text files and should be better read using cat or a text editor that supports large files (notepad++ and similar).

I attached a compacted version of both files here. (Update: see post #4 for the new attachment)

Password:

oberonz

I hope it helps!

**anon** · 10.01.25, 04:23

Originally Posted by sbestran

I can share the rar2john/hashcat lst, but ... It is only useful as a last resource

I consider your list an effective solution, and that's coming from someone who can crack WPA at 700 H/s. Obviously having a 1:1 mapping of NZBs to passwords would be better, but statistically speaking, most people will only download a tiny fraction of what's available in the dump anyway.

**sbestran** · 10.01.25, 15:14

Originally Posted by anon

I consider your list an effective solution, and that's coming from someone who can crack WPA at 700 H/s. Obviously having a 1:1 mapping of NZBs to passwords would be better, but statistically speaking, most people will only download a tiny fraction of what's available in the dump anyway.

I believe I only had to use my .lst twice (and it worked both times).
The bd25eu.txt that is inside the same zip is not the passwords file I was talking about, sorry for that, and the one I used is lost among my dozens of terabytes of badly organized data.

Looking for it I found a 3.6MB txt that looks more similar with my badly organized memory.
This file looks like part of my process to create the .lst.
It is not properly utf-8 so the only way I can look at it is by using cat.
I am currently unable to download the dump all over again to compare my "organized" files with the original dump, so I am including this 3.6MB file as is here too.

The zip is the same (but the bd25.eu.txt was replaced by the largest of the 3748659347845693246 "Finalfile"s I found here) and the password is the same, the text editor I have in hands could not open the txt but cat went just fine.

With this file it's easier to look for the nzb name and find the password (pw/ww) together with the description.

Note that all I did was organize the information already available at the bd25 dump the data itself is the same already available.

I'm glad the .lst helped and I hope the new .txt helps too.

The new file is attached together with the original lst.

Password:

oberonz

**oberonz** · 11.01.25, 18:08

Thank you much. That was very helpful and I did manage to open the file! This community seems a great place with nice and helpful people so I am really glad I found this board. Thanks again!

**sbestran** · 11.01.25, 19:35

Nice to know that it worked and you could open your file!
Be welcome to stay around and contribute to the Usenet section if and when you can ;-)

**peterm6389** · 12.01.25, 02:32

Originally Posted by sbestran

The new file is attached together with the original lst.

I'm new here also. What is the password for these zipped files? The only reference I can find is to a nickname. Many thanks.

**alpacino** · 12.01.25, 04:32

Originally Posted by peterm6389

I'm new here also. What is the password for these zipped files? The only reference I can find is to a nickname. Many thanks.

Password:

oberonz

**peterm6389** · 12.01.25, 04:46

~~Got it! But now I tried to open the BD25 DUMP file, VP2bfMNZZZbM7NA1I.7z, and it's password protected also. How do I get this password?~~

Sorry - I went back to nzbstars and got the password there.

**anon** · 12.01.25, 13:06

Great work! In a effort to give this contribution the most visibility, I have moved everything to this new thread and updated some posts accordingly.

**sbestran** · 12.01.25, 14:30

Originally Posted by anon

Great work! In a effort to give this contribution the most visibility, I have moved everything to this new thread and updated some posts accordingly.

I was going to suggest moving everything about the BD25dump to a single thread, including the nzbstars instructions (that could be in the 1st post). Nice that you moved it all to a new thread!

But, about the password, I was vague on purpose, in a vain attempt to avoid low effort bots from grabbing the data... (The ridiculous disclaimer about me just organizing the data already available was also a vain attempt to sleep better).

Not that it would work...

**anon** · 12.01.25, 14:45

Originally Posted by sbestran

about the password, I was vague on purpose, in a vain attempt to avoid low effort bots from grabbing the data

Sorry, I had no idea! But we've had to regularly refine anti-spam protections here over the last two years, and I can assure you modern bots are too smart to fall for that.

Anyway, I added the password to alpacino's post above (missed that before) and amended the first post. The thread should now hopefully be a one-stop shop for this information.