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0xOmar Makes Threats to Pastebin.com

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Lee J

0xOmar has leaked a a further 200 credit card details in the past few days and has also left a message for pastebin on pastebin warning them of attacks due to pastebin removing his contents and leaving the claimed Saudis contents. Pastebin over the recent months has been known to delete contents that are reported, due to this many other hackers have also targeted and moved on from using pastebin. The message which reads as below:

Pastebin as an Israeli website, deletes all my entries, but keeps Israeli leaks about Saudi cards, keeps other peoples data aginst muslim countries, but deletes my entries in some hours. Pastebin is my next target, dear Pastebin, you can wait for me. People, please follow me in text-upload: https://www.text-upload.com/user.php?a=0xOmar

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