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Unity Coalition for Israel Hacked, 12,000 usernames & emails leaked

Posted on November 18, 2012 by Lee J

Anonymous hacktivist have been going all out against Israel and anything it has its name on online. So far there have been hundreds of defaced sites, lots of sites with deleted databases and suffering ddos attacks. Today we have been contacted by a hacker using the handle m0le who has claimed to hack and leak data from the Unity Coalition for Israel website (https://unitycoalitionforisrael.org/). The leak has been posted to pastehtml and contains a list of 12,000 names and emails from the sites database. Although the leak contains no real critical data it shows that hackers from everywhere are stepping up against Israel government. As stated above the leak contains no critical data its only names and emails. It comes with no messages besides it was apart of Operation Israel aka OpIsrael. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=4133

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