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Claims that Gmail has been hacked and accounts leaked by Optik Fiber

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Lee J

admin of IndianCyberForce & Team openfire member have released a bunch of gmail accounts that have been  claimed to of been hacked via a well known security flaw in gmail. Now its pretty hard to say if this is real or not but non the less people should know about it and be aware.

Optik Fiber (admin of IndianCyberForce & Team openfire member ) Hacked 100s of gmail users through a known security flaw in thier system .Note: Jus count which is the number of username vertically , then find the approiate hash & hack it . If the pass doesnt work , try brute force with all other pass in hash list as hash list was accidently sorted once

https://pastebin.com/2RrSeyK4.


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