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Government of Anguilla Hacked By #UGNazi

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Lee J

In whats been a busy week for hackers attacking all different governments has claimed yet another one. This times its the Government of Anguilla website and the attacks have been carried out by @UG and dumped on pastebin.com The leaked data contains server/network information for www.gov.ai and contains just over 100 user and administration accounts all of which have encrypted passwords. The user accounts appear to belong to different divisions of the government as well as some other sites and providers as well. The leak also contains the following short  message.

By trusting any government is the same as working for the CIA for the USA, We distrust every form of government in the world. – UGNazi

https://pastebin.com/Bm46PQZL

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