All hashes now recorded... not just unique ones (multiple people could be using 'password123')

All tweets now carry the #infoleak hashtag

Author: jordan-wright

lib/Paste.py

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ def match(self):
 		'''
 		# Get the amount of emails
 		self.emails = list(set(regexes['email'].findall(self.text)))
-		self.hashes = list(set(regexes['hash32'].findall(self.text)))
+		self.hashes = regexes['hash32'].findall(self.text)
 		self.num_emails = len(self.emails)
 		self.num_hashes = len(self.hashes)
 		for regex in regexes['db_keywords']:

lib/helper.py

@@ -55,7 +55,6 @@ def build_tweet(paste):
 			if paste.num_hashes > 0: tweet += ' Hashes: ' + str(paste.num_hashes)
 			if paste.num_hashes > 0 and paste.num_emails > 0: tweet += ' E/H: ' + str(round(paste.num_emails / float(paste.num_hashes), 2))
 			tweet += ' Keywords: ' + str(paste.db_keywords)
-			tweet += ' #infoleak'
 		elif paste.type == 'google_api':
 			tweet += ' Found possible Google API key(s)'
 		elif paste.type in ['Cisco', 'Juniper']:
@@ -64,6 +63,7 @@ def build_tweet(paste):
 			tweet += ' Possible SSH private key'
 		elif paste.type == 'honeypot':
 			tweet += ' Dionaea Honeypot Log'
+		tweet += '#infoleak'
 	if paste.num_emails > 0:
 		print paste.emails
 	return tweet