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Official Dubai Airport Site Hacked, Staff Credentials Leaked

Posted on April 20, 2013 by Lee J

da_twitter This week hackers have announced a leak of data from the official Dubai Airport website (https://www.dubaiairport.com). The leaks have been claimed and leaked by Portugal Cyber Army & HighTech Brazil HackTeam who have announced it via social media by @Official_PCA. > Dubai Airport Database leaked pastebin.com/S6XjKULM @cyber_war_news @ehackernews @thehackersnews @thehackersblog @thehackerspost — Portugal Cyber Army (@Official_PCA) April 19, 2013

The leaked data has been posted to pastebin and contains 53 staff accounts with staff email addresses and encrypted passwords. Over the past few days @Official_PCA has been announcing a few other attacks from their twitter account. Source: Pastebin

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