OpIsrael has been going hard out leaking data from israel sites, wiping databases and leaving sites defaced or inaccessible from ddos attacks. Today we have discovered a 3 part pastebin post that claims to have 15,000 israeli emails. The leak only contains 13,000 and is a big list of emails and passwords which are in…
Category: Breach Incidents
Animal Legal Defense Fund Hacked, 4000 users personal details leaked
A hacker using the handle i0xIllusi0n has posted a dump of information from the Animal Legal Defense Fund ALDF (https://aldf.org) website today. In what has been a extremely busy month for cyber attacks of all kinds this data leak appears to be the results of yet another website that likes to store personal data and not have secure…
100,000 credentials leaked from Fuel Up to Play 60
A hacker using the handle m0le has contacted us with a large leak of data from Fuel Up to Play 60 (https://fueluptoplay60.com/)). > Fuel Up to Play 60 is a program founded by the National Dairy Council and NFL, in collaboration with USDA, that empowers students to take charge in making small, everyday changes at school. Students…
Unity Coalition for Israel Hacked, 12,000 usernames & emails leaked
Anonymous hacktivist have been going all out against Israel and anything it has its name on online. So far there have been hundreds of defaced sites, lots of sites with deleted databases and suffering ddos attacks. Today we have been contacted by a hacker using the handle m0le who has claimed to hack and leak data from the Unity…
Data Breach Class Action against Popular Video Game Developer Dismissed for Failure to Plead Adequate Damages
An update on the Valve/Steam breach… Alan Pate writes: In a ruling this past Wednesday, November 14th, a Federal Judge in the Western District of Washington dismissed a class action against video game developer Valve Corporation. The class action stemmed from a November 6th, 2011 data breach of Valve’s popular online video game distribution platform,…
Breach notification done right? (Nationwide hack, updated)
I spend a lot of time criticizing breach notifications, so it’s nice when I can occasionally point to a positive example. Without considering whether the breach could have been prevented, consider this notification letter from Nationwide Insurance, dated November 16: We want to make you aware that a portion of our computer network was criminally…