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Reading Rockets Hacked, 5,000+ Accounts and Credentials Leaked

Posted on February 13, 2014 by Lee J

Hacker group @DeleteSec has been making a bit of noise in the leak scene over the past month or so and one of its recent targets is ReadingRockets.org> Reading Rockets is a national multimedia literacy initiative offering information and resources on how young kids learn to read, why so many struggle, and how caring adults can help. more

The breach was announced on the 6th of Feb via twitter from the main @DeleteSec account. The breach was uploaded to mediafire in 5 parts "purchaseinquiry, FYLparticipants, data2, data and ccsignsup" all of which contain different user credentials from different databases and tables on the sites server. In one of the files contains the Vuln URL which still appears to be exploit-able via MySQLi. Leaked credentials contain full names, addresses, contact information, email addresses and clear text passwords as well as other site related Information. Total count is : 5,840

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