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Law.com hacked and data leaked by .c0mrade

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Lee J

Just been announced via twitter that law.com has been hacked by .c0mrade who has been going on a hacking spree on the past few days. Law.com is a professional legal site that allows them to connect to gether much easier with information and help along the way, more about them here. The leaked data has been dumped on pastebin and contains server information as well as database layout and a few admin accounts and the following message which explains why this target has been attacked.

Law.com was incriminated due to their lack of consecrating security. Law.com is the Web’s leading legal news and information network for attorneys and other legal professionals. Furthermore, we don’t have anything against Law.com or its owners. Nothing’s impenetrable. Have fun.

https://pastebin.com/kPkTMHmS

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