well i guess it would be possible to extract all hash keys from the file automatically at once, e.g. with a clever text editor or mma, and then feed the list of MD5's to google webpages such as hash-cracker.com but i dont believe that any of us flashaholics is up to the task. besides, since MD5's are irreversible, the password would have to be in the database of 700 mio strings already. if your password is really unique e.g. the string kreisler then the MD5 could not be decrypted ;)
Yeah, who ever downloaded the page could have easily gotten everything... At this point I don't see a need to shop at Intl-Outdoor again, they put my public information out on the web. I think someone needs to crack the hashes and fill in all of the info including passwords and send that on to Intl-Outdoor to point out how insecure it was.
Damn, the SQL list is still there but at a different URL. :'( Intl-outdoor has really screwed up, but atleast it doesn't show up when you search last name site:intl-outdoor.com.