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Find2Trade.com User Accounts leaked and a dump of other crap….

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Lee J

Once again some one has been out using Havij doing SQLi injects. The latest website to be hit and have a user database leaked is Find2Trade.com, a website that  is an internet portal whose main goal is to help small and medium enterprises to reach much higher profits while reducing costs by publishing information about their offer in our portal. The Accounts leak has userID, email and passwords, which are encrypted. So this makes me think how much longer is havij going to work for? how many websites are going to leave there data insecure and ready for anybody with a downloadable tool to take and share with the rest of the world. This really needs to stop and web administrators need to pick the game up and at least attempt to start

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