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23,000+ Accounts leaked from SWGalaxies.net by @neatstuffs

Posted on August 30, 2011 by Lee J

The last week or so has been fairly busy for a lot of hackers, one being @neatstuffs who has every day for a week now leaked a decent amount of accounts from various websites. The latest is from a Star wars fans website and contains over 23,000 emails and passwords, and all the passwords are in clear text…sad isnt it? that a website would store so many users information with no security. Release notes from pastebin.

Download my release of 23,000+ accounts from swgalaxies.net here: https://www.mediafire.com/?4uuac250b9ksg0a The passwords are clear text too. No md5 hashes! -Neatstuffs https://www.twitter.com/neatstuffs

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