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Jackie Robinson Foundation Hacked, Accounts leaked

Posted on August 23, 2012 by Lee J

A hacker using the handle xL3gi0n has gone and hacked a foundation that has been running since the mid 70’s. The foundation is the Jackie Robinson Foundation (JFR). The leak was posted to pastebin and contains a short message explaining that the leaked data only contains all the emails that start with Aa and that there is many more accounts still.

User’s email’s , pass’s , name’s , etc.. Note this is just the name emails and names begging with a there is still alot more to do ….

As a result of this attack the hackers were able to access the admins support control panel on the well known "getsatisfaction.com" which provides a online support system for websites and leave a message stating that the sites been hacked. All leaked accounts had clear text passwords and totals just over 100 with 5 of them being administrator accounts. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=2958

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