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600+ accounts leaked from unijobs.com.au by @BlackHatGhosts

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Lee J

An Australian uni website that lists jobs has been hacked and had a dump of user logins leaked onto pastebin. this comes @blackhatghosts and contains usernames and passwords.

UniJobs is Australia’s university job website. UniJobs enables all Australian universities to post their jobs on our centralised university job board. Job seekers visit UniJobs to search, find, compare and apply for university jobs throughout Australia."

Recently one of the members of this team was arrested. see here for more info on that Leak:

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