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Comcast Hacked In The Fight Against Censorship by @le4ky

Posted on May 20, 2012 by Lee J

@le4ky has hacked one of americas biggest internet providers Comcast in the on going fight against all types of censorship on the internet. The leak which was posted on pastebin and also leakster.net contains 295 accounts, server and data base information and a very short release message directed at comcast.

Hey Mr.Comcast, I heard you were censoring your users, BAD, very BAD indeed! Before Looking into censoring issues, get rid of ur security issues! 😉

It was first announced via @le4ky twitter account:

Comcast Internet Provider #Mass Hack – https://pastebin.com/eqWvvrRA #leak @UG @LulzSec_GT @Cyber_War_News @s3rverexe RT !

https://pastebin.com/eqWvvrRA and mirror on leakster.net

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