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United States Navy Hacked, 170 Accounts Leaked by .c0mrade

Posted on June 1, 2012 by Lee J

The United states government and more so the navy have become targets to hackers yet again, this time the target has been the main navy website (https://www.navy.mil) and is being claimed by .c0mrade, the same hacker who has recent leaked data from habbo.com.br. The leak from the navy server contains a bit of mixed information as well as 170 accounts with encrypted passwords, but these have been cracked already and they was also uploaded to 3 mirrors. The orginal leak is a unlisted pastebin paste which can be found below. Results from the archives within this leak are: And results for emails found in the main leak are:   https://pastebin.com/H3WxpT9V Also if anyone knows who this .c0mrade is can they please contact as we would like to speak to them.

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