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Airport.ch hacked again, 8,000 member details leaked

Posted on December 31, 2012 by Lee J

cockpit An airport information website (https://www.airport.ch/) that provides details for some leading airlines has been hacked for the second time in as many months but this time it has resulted in a larger amount of data to be leaked. The leak has been carried out in the name of OpLeak which has been going for a few months and was done by hacker using the handle jigsawhacker who had submitted the leak to ozdc.net earlier today. The leak was also submitted by @XTnR3v0LT not to long ago but then it was only a few hundred accounts. The leak by jigsawhacker has left over 8,000 accounts being leaked with usernames, site "pins" (passwords) and emails. So far opleak has seen over 24,000 email accounts breached and leaked in just a few months of operation. If these kinds of leaks and attacks continue on in 2013 then the year is going to be busy.

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