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Ontario Association Of Chiefs Of Police Hacked By Anonymous for #OpPiggyBank

Posted on February 25, 2012 by Lee J

Anonymous hackers have been some what busy with a more recent operation that’s been dubbed, #OpPiggyBank and is aimed at exposing the wrong doings by police. A hacker using the handle @Visi0nZ has posted on twitter and dumped on pastebin accounts from the Ontario Association Of Chiefs Of Police website which is oacp.ca.  When we checked the site it was offline with a message stating it was under maintenance suggesting that maybe they have figured this out and done the smart thing and disabled the site for now. content/images/gallery/antisec12/twitter-visi0nz-https-t-co-ltvenz6w-opp.png The leaked data contains only few admin accounts and all have clear text passwords https://pastebin.com/8uh4KPx1

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