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1337day mirror sites hacked by Injector & Sec4ever

Posted on January 28, 2013 by Lee J

banner1 Both 1337day mirror domains .org and .net have been hacked and left defaced by two hackers. The hackers who use the handle’s Injector & Sec4ever have left both 1337day.org and 1337day.net. hacked-by-the-injector The defacement carry’s no real messages besides an email for the administration to contact the hackers on. At time of publishing both sites appear to still be defaced. Note: this is not the main site and according the Injector it means 1337day was not hacked.

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