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Vegas Tripping hacked, 4,000 Accounts leaked

Posted on December 7, 2013 by Lee J

safe_imageA hacker using the handle @zVapor has just announced a leak from Vegastripping.com. The announcement was made over twitter and the leak has been posted to pastebin.com. The website is a guide site to the hotels and casinos within Vegas and more so the famous Vegas strip. The leaked data contains all administrator account credentials as well as all user credentials. Credentials contain user names, email addresses and encrypted passwords with a total of 9,978 emails being found but many are duplicated leaving 4,366 non duplicated account credentials leaked. vegastripping-com-sample If you have signed up for this website please consider checking your passwords elsewhere u have used the same as the encryption used will easily be cracked in a short amount of time.

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