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16,000+ defaced websites by SA3D HaCk3D

Posted on October 15, 2011 by Lee J

SA3D HaCk3D, has been very busy over the past few years leaving many websites with pissed of administration that end up having to do extra work becuase they didnt secure the website int he first place. Since late 09 SA3D HaCk3D has been uploading defacement’s to zone-h and it now totals over 16k different websites all of which have been left with the same defacement template. As you can also see from a basic Google search there is many cached versions of websites content/images/gallery/random2/ssh-secure-root-sa3d.png

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