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Full 40,000 Accounts leaked from WOMVegas

Posted on January 17, 2013 by Lee J

Five days ago i reported that a well known and used website womvegas.com has been breached and a small preview of accounts had been leaked. Well today, just now the hacker @irBreShiE who is apart of the collective Dark Web Goons announced the release of the full 40,000 accounts in the format of a csv file. > @cyber_war_news @hackread @zer0security Well here’s the excelversion – The online .txt is being a pain to format! sendspace.com/file/7zdhic #DWG — BreShiE (@irBreShiE) January 16, 2013

The csv file is in the format of usernames, emails and clear text passwords and totals just over 40,000 rows with just under 40,000 accounts with emails found. source: ozdc.net

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