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Gay dating site, ManTrackr hacked, 6,000 member details exposed

Posted on December 31, 2012 by Lee J

mantrackr A Gay dating site for men has been hacked and as a result over 6000 member details have been published online. The website Mantrackr is a self describe gay online dating site for men that allows them to chat and "hookup". The breach has been carried out by a hacker using the handle @an0nw3bc0d3r and has been published to anonfiles in the format of a txt file. The leaked details are complete member profile details from all  6,558 members on the site and sadly it appears that the passwords and other information has been left in clear text. Attacks like this leave thousands of people in critical danger of being harassed or worse. Other attacks by an0nw3bc0d3r

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