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Staff list leaked from Turkish Army by RedHack

Posted on June 12, 2012 by Lee J

@RedHack_EN has just announced a leak that contains a staff list of personal details and other information that is claimed to be from a Turkish army website.

RedHack_EN ‏@RedHack_EN Staff list leaked from Turkish Army website by #RedHack..https://www.2shared.com/file/LA-vUnxB/TMK.html @Cyber_War_News @ThisIsHNN @AlArabiya_Eng #Cyber #hackernews

The leaked data has been uploaded to file site 2shared.com and is a  xlsx file that contains all the staff information, currently this content is only in Turkish so we are unsure as to what it exactly is, but we are working on the translation. The actual server/site that was attacked has been kept private. https://www.2shared.com/complete/LA-vUnxB/TMK.html

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