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Habib Rafiq hacked and accounts leaked by @MrPropsTwit

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Lee J

Habib Rafiq, a large engineering firm has been hacked by @MrPropsTwit aka Mr Props. The leak contains emails/passwords and the admin db details, and a note from Mr Props. Habib Rafiq is a very big engineering firm that covers everything from mechanical to electrical engineering and even civil. Its been around for 50 or so years.

https://www.habibrafiq.com email and password leak by Lulzamac @mrpropstwit Twitter 202 emails and passwords from https://www.habibrafiq.com dont ask me where they go because i have no idea just found them in 2 files su_email and su_pass in Folder "Emails" this is just half of the emails that i got rest will be posted soon just tired :/

leak: https://pastebin.com/FBmVMGhc Also another password and email dump, this one is random. Leak: https://pastebin.com/JmynW9bP

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