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Wallcoverings.in Hacked Again, Accounts Leaked, Where is the Security!

Posted on May 25, 2012 by Lee J

Well its not the biggest hack in the world but it is fairly worrying and proves a point that a lot of attacks come down to the website owners or care takers not doing their job properly security wise by using outdated scripts and software. Wallcoverings.in has been hacked for the what we can see the 2nd time in 2 years. The most recent breach has resulted in just over 150 accounts, most likely all dead but still peoples information has been leaked to the public. The first breach that happened in 2010 was a defacement and can be seen on zone-h. The recent attack was carried out by xL3gi0n who dumped the leak on pastebin. The leak contains minor server information and a heap of duplicated accounts as well as 156 real accounts. https://pastebin.com/K0PSVhWW

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