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Anti Obama site hacked, defaced and data leaked

Posted on December 27, 2012 by Lee J

fucked-by-gameover An Anti obama website www.2012obama.com has come under the sights of hacker Game Over @GameOverVirus who has left the main site with a new index page as well as dumping a load of data. It appears that this is not the first time this website has been breached with Google caches showing it was breached by** **hackers from Morocco in the past. The website appears to be one of many anti obama websites dedicated to preventing him being re-elected in 2012. The defacement by Game over goes threw a few redirects and different deface pages on the site. hacked-by-gameover The leaked data was posted to pastebin and appears to be a complete wordpress database extraction. All accounts that have been leaked have emails, usernames, encrypted passwords as well as other profile information related to the site. Source: ozdc.net

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