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U.S. Land and Home Hacked & 179 User Personal Details Leaked

Posted on June 11, 2012 by Lee J

U.S. Land and Home website uslandandhome.com has been hacked as well today. In what so far has been a very busy day for leaks and hacks of all kinds this one also comes with a data leak that has been uploaded to pastebin. The hack as been carried out by Haniko Yunokawa who is part of TeamDeathH4X0R which is mainly based on facebook. The leaked data contains 179 rows of personal information from people who have used the website. The personal information is usernames, first and last names, full address, phones, emails ips and passwords which appear to be clear text. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=2177

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