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Channel V India Hack, Data & Accounts Leaked By @d35m0nd142

Posted on June 11, 2012 by Lee J

@d35m0nd142 has been fairly quite for a while but has since returned and done so with a bang. Channel V, the most well known music based pay tv channel in the world has been hacked and had a dump of data leaked on to pastebin. The exact site that is was is the channelv india site, https://www.channelv.in/. @d35m0nd142 has claimed that there is a total of over 9,000 accounts but they have only dumped 590 of them. The leaked information contains basic database layout information, the users table has emails, userIDs and passwords, which are kept in plain text. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=2167 https://pastebin.com/DMsxhytx

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