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Forensic Experts India Hacked, Credentials leaked

Posted on January 17, 2013 by Lee J

logo_0 A hacker using the handle @AnonTitan has a few days ago release a dump of information from the Forensic Experts India forums and information site (https://forensicexperts.in).

The main objective behind the formation of IFS INDIA is to standardize and enhance the professionalism of qualified forensic scientists from different field of expertise in forensic science and to bring them under single platform easily accessible to Govt. and public legal sector…

The leak was announced on twitter and has been uploaded to pastebin. > That all for today folks have a nice day ! pastebin.com/BbUHYDf5 — AnonymousTitan (@AnonTitan) January 14, 2013

The leaked data is in the format of a raw table extraction that contains usernames, emails, personal details such as address, contacts and encrypted passwords. Source: ozdc.net

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