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All Freelance Work Hacked, 1,306 User Accounts Leaked

Posted on June 10, 2012 by Lee J

A freelance community website, Allfreelancework.com has been hacked by AK-88  who is a member of the 3xp1r3 cyber army. The hack has resulted in 1,306 user accounts being dumped onto pastebin. The leaked accounts are in the format of username, email and encrypted password. The website that was attacked appears to be riddled with errors and dead links/pages so its no wonder they have fallen victim to an attack. AK-88 has mentioned that SQL injection was used to obtained the data. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=2158 https://pastebin.com/JAQbn4S0

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