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Software Company Tom Sawyer Hacked, 61,000 Vendors Accounts Leaked

Posted on October 12, 2013 by Dissent

LeeJ writes:

A hacker who uses the handle Nairb has been on a leaking streak over the past few days and to continue that they have now dumped information from a software based company.

Tom Sawyer produces data visualization, layout, and analysis component software that is designed for use by application developers. Nairb has announced the leak from there (sic) twitter account and posted a sample to pastebay with the full data being uploaded to MEGA.

Read more on CyberWarNews.


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