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myWoWArmory Hacked, 2,772 Accounts Leaked

Posted on November 18, 2012 by Lee J

mywowarmory_logo Popular online game WOW has become the target of a hacker using the handle @ThisIsGameOver. The site that has been breached is a WOW Armory profiles site/community named  myWoWArmory.com. The leaked data has been posted to pastebin and contains a short message

World of Warcraft, ahhh… the Game with even more Raging 12 year olds then Call of Duty. So you may ask, why hack all these sits & leak 1,000’s of peoples PERSONAL Information? Well.. Simple: "Some Men, Just want to Watch the World Burn" The Info goes – User, Pass, Email Enjoy #GameOver @ThisIsGameOver

As stated above the format for the leak is usernames, passwords and emails with all passwords being clear text. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=4137

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