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Toshiba Employee database leaked by V0iD

Posted on July 12, 2011 by Lee J

Just come across a hacker calling themselfs V0iD, they have released 2 paste bin leaks based on a toshiba database which looks like emails and passwords of Toshiba employees. The 2 leaks can be found here and From Part 2

  1. Some Info:
  2. _ There is total 14 "user"-lists. Who the fuck knows where they go?

  3. That’s not the purpose; try with facebook, email, paypal and other
  4. crap. Have Fun?
  5. In Part 2:
  6. _ Service Places. These are a small list of Toshiba resellers. They all

  7. Have passwords.
  8. More E-mails+Passwords from tabel "Public_Users"
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