The us government has come under attack again, this time from exphin1ty and the target was clearusa.org. The leak has seen hundreds of account details and personal message be leaked online from the american government. content/images/gallery/random2/exphin1ty-clearusa-org-db-dump.png Release: Greetings, lulzlovers around the world. The American law enforcement’s inhumane treatments of occupiers has caught our attention. You have…
Month: December 2011
CEO Strategist hacked and 6000 Accounts dumped
CEO Strategist, name says all, has been hacked and had a fairly large amount of its user information leaked online. The hack comes from Herxode and contains user passwords and emails, all passwords are encrypted. https://pastebin.com/grzwR79w
UK: How anonymous is NHS patient data? Dept. of Health granted 132 requests for identifiable patient data without patient consent
Sade Laja reports: A claim by the Department of Health that patient data shared with private firms for medical research would be anonymised has been challenged by privacy campaigners. The prime minister said last week that plans to share records and other NHS data would make it easier to develop and test new drugs and…
Coalition of Law Enforcement and Retail (C.L.E.A.R.) hacked; membership database dumped
According to its web site, the Coalition of Law Enforcement and Retail (C.L.E.A.R.) was formed in November 2008 by a group of Law Enforcement and Retail Loss Prevention professionals that saw the need for the formation of a partnership. According to a hacker called “Exphin1ty,” however, C.L.E.A.R. is part of the problem with treatment of…
MyGames hacked and database leaked
Yet another flash games site has become vitcim to hackers who have leaked the database and a fair amount fo user and administration account logins. All passwords are encypted ( which is good to see), the attack is on mygames.pt/ https://pastebin.com/ZQrZkPTN
NY: Man gets 75 months for ID theft
A Henrietta man accused of taking personal information from residents of a local assisted living center to apply for credit cards in the residents’ names was sentenced to 75 months in prison. Federal prosecutors said Friday that Kenneth Lee Vickers, 27, was convicted of mail fraud and aggravated identity theft. He also was ordered to…