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Pepsi Philippines Hacked, Defaced and Data Leaked

Posted on December 1, 2012 by Lee J

gameover A hacker SBKiller from hacker collective CyberSec crew has contacted us with a breach on the Philippines Pepsi website (https://www.pepsiphilippines.com/). The attack which has just recently been carried has left the website with a new index page as well as a small dump of non critical data being leaked onto pastebin. Its not the first time we have seen these types of websites hacked and surely it wont be the last as they all tend to lack proper security implementation. The leaked data contains nothing critical and can be found here. At time of publishing the website was still defaced but a mirror of the attack has been made on Zone-H. CyberSec on facebook

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