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DIRECTV hacked, data and accounts leaked by @TeamIntricate

Posted on June 15, 2012 by Lee J

@TeamIntricate has announced they have hacked DIRECTV https://www.usdirect.com/ and as a result they have posted a leak of data to pastebin. It would appear this is not the first time this month that direct vt has become a target from hackers with Digital corruption attacking another related server and leaking other different data.

Team Intricate ‏@TeamIntricate@Cyber_War_News DIRECTV Hacked!https://pastebin.com/DCfENPvX #TeamIntricate

The most recent leak contains 300+ accounts as well as user and admin information and database information. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=2303 https://pastebin.com/DCfENPvX

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