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IC Publications Website AfricaAsia.com hacked, Credentials Leaked

Posted on January 21, 2013 by Lee J

new-africa A Magazine publishing website that belongs to IC publications (https://www.icpublications.com) has been hacked. The attack is on Africa Asia (https://www.africasia.com/) which is the home page for a variety of  magazines based on and in Africa  The attack comes from @XTnR3v0LT who carried the attack out in the name of #Opleak. The attack has left over 9,000 accounts leaked from the subscription based service. The data was posted to anonypaste as part 32 of opleak but has since been removed and no public cache can be found. Source: Ozdc.net

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