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5k Accounts Leaked From GameReplays.org By @EcecusHxc

Posted on May 28, 2012 by Lee J

The gamer scene has taken yet another hit from a hacker who recently hacked a well known gamer forum and as a result has leaked just shy of 5,000 accounts. The hacker who uses the handle @EcecusHxc had announced today they had breached and leaked the accounts from Game Replays (https://www.gamereplays.org) which runs an Invision power board, which is well known to be exploitable. The leaked data contains user IDs, names. emails, encrypted passwords and the SALT for the encryption, which is fairly stupid to be stored in the exact same table and colums of the hashed passwords.

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