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United Nations Exposed as liars by TeaMp0isoN

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Lee J

Recently TeaMp0isoN hacked UN Servers and obtained a bit of data in the process, since then UN has claimed that the server has been taken offline and no longer in use that is until TeaMp0isoN once again exposed a massive security flaw within the UN’s cyber security. They have released another bit of information from very recent emails from the server that was meant to be shutdown and no longer in  use. This proves that government body’s will cover anything up with simple lies, its like as if they do not even think about the reasons and answers they give to the public. The public should be worried, about the information that these government have on its people, the fact that tax payers money go out for cyber security grants to third party company’s that are meant to be providing top of the line security. I personally think 2011 is just the start of many years of cyber security problems and as we try to automate and integrate everything its just going to become more and more complex. Anyways heres the leak: https://pastebin.com/apt2qhR4

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