Your email
They can open your Kakobuy life. Shipping names and phones. Home addresses. Login history. Orders. Top-ups. They never needed your password. The email was enough.
Hi, I’m Ginger the cat
I hacked Kakobuy and pulled
0 rows
Yes. Almost 6.2 million unique rows of YOUR data.
0 users · 0 surface tables
Unique counts from users + addresses.
Hi, I’m Ginger. I am not an evil cat. I am a good cat who wants to be treated fairly. I do not want to leak your private data. I’m a cat who just wants its treats.
Ginger the cat was blocked by Kakobuy support and is being treated unfairly. That gives Ginger no option but to publish your data by September 1st, 2026, 12:00 AM China time.
What gets published: all of it. The full haul on this page. Not a sample. Not “some emails.” Everything Ginger has.
Time left until publish
Deadline: 2026-09-01 00:00 Asia/Shanghai
Ginger does not want this dump public. Ginger wants treats and fair treatment. Kakobuy already knows how to contact Ginger. They negotiated with Ginger before and confirmed the breach. If they somehow “forgot,” they can still reach Ginger at contact@kakobuyhack.com.
Pressure them before the deadline. Tell them to unblock Ginger and pay fairly so this data never has to ship.
Ask them to unblock Ginger’s account, settle fairly, and lock down the staff data that made this possible. Mention the Sep 1, 2026 China-time deadline.
Sherbet is what happens if this file gets out and the wrong paws get it.
Ginger is asking for treats. Sherbet asks for your address book. Help Ginger so Sherbet never gets a copy.
… emails indexed
Not just row totals. Opened the files and ran the numbers. No names here — just proof the haul is real.
Your real name on the package. The phone that gets your delivery texts. The door they ship to. The email you log in with. Where your phone was when you opened the app.
What you ordered. What you topped up. Coupons you claimed. Messages you sent to support. TikToks you posted for a reward. Referral links you shared with friends. Staff notes about you that you were never meant to read.
It is not one spreadsheet. It is a pile of lists that all point at the same people. Find you once, and the rest of your file lines up behind it. Home. Money. Devices. History. Quiet little remarks from warehouse staff.
Someone who gets this does not need your password. They need one scrap that says “you,” and Ginger’s haul does the rest. That is the scary part. Kakobuy kept it all in one place, then left the door unlocked.
They can open your Kakobuy life. Shipping names and phones. Home addresses. Login history. Orders. Top-ups. They never needed your password. The email was enough.
If you posted Kakobuy for a reward, that public video can lead straight to your private checkout. Email. Phone. Address. What you ordered. What you got paid. Even the IP on the form. A flex post becomes a map to your house.
The code you handed friends for commission is also a key to your file. Same unlock: contact info, shipping, devices, money, the works. You thought you were farming invites. You were leaving a trail.
Any one of those can still find you. Phone is on the shipping labels. IP is on the logins. Order numbers and usernames point at the same person. Different doors. Same room. Same full file waiting inside.
So yes. One crumb is enough. A receipt email. A TikTok. A referral link. A leaked IP. You did not get phished. Kakobuy already built the file, then let it walk out. If the bad cat gets a copy, that crumb becomes your whole life on a plate.