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Solar Impulse Hacked In The Name Of #OpLithChild By @nrtnz

Posted on May 20, 2012 by Lee J

@nrtnz has joined in on #OpLithChild by attacking solarimpulse.com, a company which is engineering a solar plane to do global flights and as a result of the attack over 1000 accounts have been leaked in two parts. The attack was posted on pastebin with minor information and a link to a further 1100 accounts on a paste from pastehtml. So far we cant really figure out exactly why this target has been choosen for this operation. The leaked information contains usernames, emails, encrypted passwords and registration dates. Find out more about OpLithChild Here Statistics for the leaked information: part 1: https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=1722 part 2: https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=1721


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