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12000 vulnerable sites and accounts dump from pcicase.nl

Posted on July 31, 2011 by Lee J

Been a busy weekend, we came across a list of 12000 vunlnerable websites,  but yeah we are not going to publish this as it would cause major choas for a lot of webmasters. All the vunlnerable site are exploitable from SQLi,  how rare? it seems that pretty much every account dump we come across is from a SQLi. these come from a hacker called snake, not sure if this is a team or a single person. website: https://thesnake.zxq.net/ Also @AnonymousWIKI has pasted a leak on pastebin from pcicase.nl, the leak contains administration logins and what appears to be customer account details, unsure of the reasons behind this but in the release note it does state they was requested to do it "Requested by someone FOR TEH LULZ.".

AnonymousWiki Anonymous ✔ A wild leak appears | pastebin.com/KTY9F4BE

Leak: https://pastebin.com/KTY9F4BE

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