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MonsantoCo database re-leaked with further information

Posted on July 13, 2011 by Lee J

OpMonsanto by Anonymous has been going full sail ahead with a earlyer release of Monsanto employees leaked Anonymous has now release the same leak but disclosing further information such as address,contact numbers. Note from the latest paste:

We previously leaked 2551 emails and names of MonsantoCo employees and associates for the whole internets to see.  Immediately following this, attacks were made attempting to access/change the password on the OpMonsanto Twitter account as well many failed login attempts on 2 corresponding email accounts. The paypal account used to finance the operation was reported and all assets frozen. Somebody, most certainly, is mad at us 🙁 We didn’t appreciate that very much, so we updated the leaked database to include the previously redacted city/state/country and phone numbers. Operations remain unaffected, this is just the beginning.

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