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German State Police (Bundespolizei) hacked

Posted on July 9, 2011 by Lee J

This promises to become the hack of the month. Today, what appears to be the database from German State Police was posted on this site (german). The group that conducted the attack call themselves NN-Crew. content/images/gallery/messy/nncrew.jpg Here is the twitter message that anounced the event:

AnonymousIRC Apparently the German State Police (Bundespolizei) was hacked and their stuff disclosed: https://bit.ly/p0Cj6p | Congrats, chaps! #AntiSec

More information to follow as they emerge.

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