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United Nations: usernames, passwords, and e-mail addresses leaked on the Internet (update2)

Posted on November 29, 2011 by Dissent

The hacker who self-identifies as “TriCk – TeaMp0isoN” has posted a statement on Pastebin about the United Nations with a leak of some of their data. The hack was announced on Twitter by @_TeaMp0isoN about 9 hours ago. A prefactory statement to the data dump says:

A Senate for Global Corruption, the United Nations sits to facilitate the introduction of a New World Order and a One World Government as outlined by Brock Chisolm the former Director of UNWHO when he said:

”To achieve a One World Government, it is necessary to remove from the minds of men their individualism, their loyalty to family traditions and national identification’

The overseer of many atrocities from Rwanda to Darfour to the inaction in Yugoslavia to the creation of the State of Israel and the disposition of the Palestinian people, the UN has become a beast that must be stopped or tamed!

How far you have come from the first address by Thomas Jefferson where ‘peace, commerce and honest friendship’ were the Modis Operandi to one today where talk of ‘eliminating 350,000 people a day’ as outlined by Jacques Cousteau is a academic consideration.

The UN is a fraud! The bureaucratic head of NATO used to legitimise the Barbarism of Capitalist elite!

Conor Cruise said ‘you can safely appeal to the UN in the comfortable certainty that it will let you down’ – never has a truer sentence been spoken……

United Nations, why didnt you expect us?

What followed is over 850 usernames, plain-text passwords, and e-mail addresses.  Many of the e-mail addresses are from undp.org, the United Nations Development Programme. It was reportedly UNDP’s database that was hacked. The database contains dozens of .gov e-mail addresses from a number of countries.

In a parting shot, the hacker(s) also taunt the U.N.:

// The question now is… how?… We will let the so called “secutiy experts” over at the UN figure that out. . . .
—— Have a Nice Day….-

Update: BBC got a statement from the U.N. Their coverage reads, in part:

A spokeswoman for the UNDP said the agency believed “an old server which contains old data” had been targeted.

“The UNDP found [the] compromised server and took it offline,” said Sausan Ghosheh.

“The server goes back to 2007. There are no active passwords listed for those accounts.

“Please note that UNDP.org was not compromised.”

Update 2: In response to the spokesperson’s claims that the data were on an old server, the hacker, TeaMp0isoN, today uploaded evidence of recent communications obtained from the server. He also notes:

apparently they shut the server down when they had found out it was hacked, yet i just obtained the above email from the cj_batch_messages table in their database server which was meant to be down?

[…]

– The Server is _STILL_ Active & We _STILL_ have access…

LET THE TRUTH BE KNOWN . . . .


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2 thoughts on “United Nations: usernames, passwords, and e-mail addresses leaked on the Internet (update2)”

  1. YouSlowOrWhat says:
    November 29, 2011 at 10:13 am

    I found this pastebin post just before midnight, Nov 28th. I went to submit the report on the website within 10 minutes. However, since the government thinks they can get ISP information for ANYONE at ANYTIME, I decided to go through a proxy server. The server didn’t allow forms, so I couldn’t send a notification that way. Went to alert others via e-mail. Decided against that, also, for the same reasons.

    So, due to this wonderful US “Cyber Security”, our government’s heavy-handed treatment and spying on innocent citizens, overstepping the Constitution, and fear of retribution, I sat on it.

    9 hours later the information is reported here. ~850 e-mail addresses, user names and passwords, now out in the world for all to view. First entry was for username: admin. LOL

    Interesting passwords, like 54321, last names, dictionary hacks. Nice these people keep up with safe passwords.

    Unbelievable!

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      November 29, 2011 at 11:52 am

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