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Raj Musicals Hacked, 12,000 user credentials leaked

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Lee J

rajmusicals An Musical instrument store in India has been hit by a hacker using the handle @JokerCracker. The company is Raj Musicals who claim to have over 60 years of experience dealing with musical instruments.

Raj Musicals is a state of the art unit having professional infrastructure offering all Types of Musical instruments.

The leak was announced on twitter and posted to privatepaste.com where it contains over 12,000 user credentails. > @cyber_war_news 12,500 User, Pass, Mails, Names, Phones #Hacked From Musical Page By @jokercracker —> goo.gl/vBDm0 — JokerCracker (@JokerCracker) December 28, 2012

The leak comes with no message or reason behind it and the data is in the format of usernames, emails and encrypted passwords with no duplicated accounts found. Data has been processed to ozdc.net, if you fear your account details have been leaked use the search feature to confirm this.


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