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Nepal ISP Mercantile Communications hacked by @NetBashers

Posted on July 29, 2011 by Lee J

@NetBashers have released server information for Mercantile Communications, the first ISP based in Nepal and started its services in 1995 with dialup and now all the basic services a isp has. This data release is the server administration and staff logins, now while this dump may not be Huge in juicy information as such, it does continue to show the need to raise the awareness within the IT industrie, Over the past few months we have see just about every single type of online service become a victim.

NetBashers Net-Bashers A few more dumps are coming soon, leaked details from a Nepal ISP; and a few other little treats. NetBashers Net-Bashers Nepal ISP Mercantile Communications. pastebin.com/8xZwK0Wz

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