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london2012rentals.com Hacked, 5000 Accounts Leaked by 5NiP3R

Posted on July 21, 2012 by Lee J

5NiP3R has been at it again,. alerting us to another fairly big dump fo accounts from another United kingdom website that is based on the 2012 Olympics. Yesterday we did an article about the bigdance 2012 website being attacked and over 60,000 accounts being leaked and now its the London2012rentals.com has been hacked and had just over 5000 accounts leaked.

London 2012 Rentals provides the most powerful search for all your Olympic rentals and Olympic lettings during the Summer 2012 games in London! Listings of Olympic accommodations include rental houses, flats, rooms or luxury apartments in London and its surrounding areas during the 2012 Olympics. Rent your house during the games now!

The leak has been posted to anonpaste on peopleliberationfront and is in the format of Clear text passwords, emails. and usernames. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=2750


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