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Israel Student Association Hacked, 3,281 Accounts Leaked

Posted on November 18, 2012 by Lee J

logo Another Israeli website has been hacked and had data leaked from its databases in whats been an all out assault on all Israeli sites for the last 4 days. The attack comes from a hacker using the handle @c0mandEr0r and was posted to pastebin and the target is the Israel Student Association (www.agudahit.co.il).

Student Association is a nonprofit organization that works for the welfare of the student / s Institute aims to assist academic levels, social and cultural.

The leak contains minor database information and a list of 3,281 accounts in the format of emails and passwords which are in clear text. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=4138 Full stats for opisrael

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