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BMW Motorcycle Owners of America Hacked And thousands of Accounts Leaked By xdev @b4lc4nh4ck

Posted on January 28, 2012 by Lee J

xdev who is part of @b4lc4nh4ck has hacked and dumped a few a heap of accounts from a bmwmoa.org, BMW Motorcycle Owners of America forums. The leak contains 2000+ accounts with this just being a small part of the full 43000 from the vBulletin based forums. the leaked data is in the format of username, emails and paswords which are encrypted.

www.bmwmoa.org forums pwned by xdev @ b4lc4nh4ck [ greetz to Don @ b4lc4nh4ck ] – 43000 users(vbulletin) (here is only 2100 users dump, soon more) – Follow us on Twitter @b4lc4nh4ck (just wait for our tweet to know more about our works)

stats from the leak leak: https://pastebin.com/YyeNQrXw


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