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Lince Toyota Hacked 5,632 Personal Details Leaked

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Lee J

toyotaA Toyota group dealership Lince Toyota (lincetoyota.com) has been hacked and had a large amount of data leaked from its database. The attack which comes from xL3gi0n hacker using the handle Xc0unt3r was uploaded to pastebin in two parts and total count of accounts found is 5.632. The attack comes with no real message or reason beside the site was insecure. The leaked data contains names, passwords, emails, address and telephone numbers for people who have booked servicing or made enquires within the LinceToyota website. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=3341

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