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108,377 Accounts leaked from NewSea Sims

Posted on April 21, 2013 by Lee J

Today a hacker using the handle Game Over has leaked another lot of data that comes from a sims based website. The site, Newseasims.com was breached some time this week and the leak was announced late yesterday on social network twitter. > 116,000 Emails, Usernames and Passwords (Cleartext) Hacked – jollyroger.es/116000 – NewSeaSims Hacked #GameOver…

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Official Dubai Airport Site Hacked, Staff Credentials Leaked

Posted on April 20, 2013 by Lee J

This week hackers have announced a leak of data from the official Dubai Airport website (https://www.dubaiairport.com). The leaks have been claimed and leaked by Portugal Cyber Army & HighTech Brazil HackTeam who have announced it via social media by @Official_PCA. > Dubai Airport Database leaked pastebin.com/S6XjKULM @cyber_war_news @ehackernews @thehackersnews @thehackersblog @thehackerspost — Portugal Cyber Army…

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Anonymous continues attacks on North Korea for #OpNorthKorea

Posted on April 19, 2013 by Lee J

In recent weeks there have been many on going operations and one of them is OpNorthKorea. The operation has so far seen many websites hacked and left defaced, offline as well as social media accounts being taken control of all while making main headlines around the world. In recent days the operation has continued to…

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1.5GB Documents leaked from Azerbaijan Ministry of Communications and IT

Posted on April 18, 2013 by Lee J

Anonymous hacktivist have announced a large leak of documents from the Azerbaijan Ministry of Communications and IT (https://mincom.gov.az). The announcement of the data was first made on the 11th april with a teaser released and now they have released the complete documents which are being hosted on par-anoia along with the following message which gives a little insight into the…

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#Anonymous set sights on F1 second year in a row for #OpBahrain

Posted on April 17, 2013 by Lee J

Updated:  Official video of the press release from anonymous added.Anonymous hacktivist have today announced an operation aimed at the Formula 1 race in Bahrain this year after last years attacks. Its the second year in a row they have had an operation against the F1 race there and if its anything like last year we are expected to see some…

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PC Giant GIGABYTE Hacked, Defaced & Data leaked

Posted on April 13, 2013 by Lee J

Turkish Ajan hacker group hacker Maxney has today announced another big leak from another high profile target. This time they has taken sights to well known computer parts manufacturer Gigabyte and as a result they now have 4 defaced subdomains and a leak of data floating online. The attack was announced over the official turkish ajan hacker groups…

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