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Saudi Arabia’s King Saud University Database Hacked and 800+ Leaked

Posted on January 22, 2012 by Lee J

ZionOps has reported that the Official Website of King Saud University (KSU, printpress.ksu.edu.sa) has been hacked by unknown Hacker/s. KSU is a public university located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. the leak contain 812 User Accounts. Leaks data is emails, usernames and other personal data such as phones. all passwords are not encrypted which is sad to see from a place that is there to teach you stuff. Some results from the leaked data.

Vaild Emails found: 761 Duplicate Emails found: 45 Hotmails:266 LiveMail:9 Gmails:99 Yahoos:280

leak: https://pastebin.com/427EME2Z

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