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Tbh I'm still selling that data.

For a while I've had reoccurring nightmares that my DB had been stolen and published together with an article on how stupid and incompetent I am.

If I've understood you right, you break the TOS on other websites to collect users personal info, and then you have nightmares about people taking that data from you? Doesn't that raise ethical concerns in your eyes?

>You forgot the part about exposing your finished database to unprotected elasticsearch http endpoint ;)

I'll cut straight to the chase and post it on hn. This intermediate step of waiting for someone to discover it takes too long

The use case is in a local datacenter, with a NAT-ed IP not exposed to the main web

A firewalled IP would be much more appropriate, and NAT is not a firewall or a security mechanism.

Same thing, more-or-less. And NAT is effectively a firewall for inbound traffic, even if a lot of people say it isn't.