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Mitchell Rangers Soccer Club Hacked, Defaced, Restored

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Lee J

Yet another Australian based website has been attacked and left with a defacing on it. The website belongs to the Mitchell Rangers Soccer Club mitchellrangers.org.au/ and the attack has been carried out by "Hack-School". The defacing was mirrored on the well know zone-h website by "The Dark Hacker" and was logged earlier today and has just recently been restored by administration. Attacks like these are becoming all to common and showing that a lot of websites out there are insecure and could be defaced or worse at any time regardless of its contents. We hope the administration fixes this issue before it becomes a common problem for them. Screenshot of the defacement: team-hack-school mirror of the attack can be found on zone-h.

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