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Margarita Island Travel hacked and information leaked by SwichSmoke

Posted on August 15, 2011 by Lee J

SwichSmoke who has been carrying out OP venezuela and has leaked a fair bit of information over the past few weeks has today leaked a hack from Margarita Island Travel. Margarita Island, tropical island, located in the Caribbean Sea on the north coast of South America, the largest island region Venezuela and 158 km of coastline framed by the most beautiful and spectacular beaches, varied sports await you, the National Parks and natural monuments are testimony to its rich biodiversity, its gastronomic delights and nightlife is a paradise for lovers of good food and fun, its streets and avenues with attractive stores allow you to enjoy the world’s fashion …. and gay young people Margarita always willing to show visitors the culture and beauty of Isla Margarita.The hacks contains user data, logins and a picture of the admins email/gmail account. https://pastebin.com/0udTxqSw

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