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Islamic Nasheed Bank Hacked, 2600+ Accounts leaked by xdev @b4lc4nh4c

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Lee J

Yet Another Islamic based website has come under fire from hackers who have leaked 2000+ accounts as  a result of the hack. The attack which has been carried out by xDev from @b4lc4nh4c and the Nasheed Bank inst a normal bank its a MP3 download site.

**Authenticity**
Valid 2,571
Duplicate’s 1
Already Stored 70
**Top 4 Provider Result’s**
Hotmails 355
LiveMail 308
Gmails 1,449
Yahoos 282
**Total of** 2,641 Emails Found

  The site: [https://www.nasheed.ow-fwk.com](https://www.nasheed.ow-fwk.com/) stats: https://ozdc.net/dumps.php?dump=795 data: [https://pastebin.com/3JjNDTsW](https://pastebin.com/3JjNDTsW)


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