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Order of Malta breach contains unhashed gov’t credentials

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Dissent

Jeremy Seth Davis reports:

A white hat researcher discovered a pair of data breaches in which email and password credentials of government employees were dumped on Pastebin.

Hackers dumped almost 4,000 credentials gained during two separate breaches that contained credentials linked to U.S. and Ukrainian government employees.

The attackers breached a website affiliated with the Sovereign Order of Malta and another website that remains unidentified, but is mysteriously referred to in the data dump as “Annabelle.” The data, viewed by SCMagazine.com, was initially discovered by Red Cell Infosec CEO Dominique Davis.

Read more on SC Magazine.

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