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Nepal Telecommunications Authority hacked again by @D35M0ND142

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/nepal-telecomunications-au.png This type of attack makes one wonder, what administrators and developers are paid to do when they are called in to fix exploits, it would seem they fail to fix the systems more often then not and this ends up in what we see here, the rehacking of a website database. The attack comes from @D35M0ND142 and contains database information and administration logins which are encrypted, least they did that, but could be a good time they fixed these bugs. The target which is Nepal Telecommunications Authority https://www.nta.gov.np Should consider contacting these hackers and finding out what has happened since they have now failed twice to fix this problem. Leak: https://pastebin.com/QXwswGTi

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