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National Bank Of Cambodia Hacked, Cleartext Passwords Used!

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Lee J

In what is a fairly big surprise to us, a national bank from Cambodia has been exposed as being vulnerably and not only that they have had a small data leaked which has now exposed the fact they were storing administration passwords in clear text. The leak comes from YeiZeta and was posted onto pastebin.com and contains minor database information as…

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Freedom4Travel Hacked, 340 accounts leaked by 3xp1r3 cyber army

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Lee J

3CA, 3xp1r3 cyber army have been at it again, this time they actually leaked data as opposed to just defacing websites. The website that has been attacked is a travel information and planning website, Freedo4Travel.com. The leaked data contains user ids, emails and cleartetxt passwords. https://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=2272 https://pastebin.com/fWZz9SZx

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TX: Tilted Kilt pub hit by credit-card hackers

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Dissent

Karen Grace reports: Anyone who has recently grabbed a drink or two at the Tiled Kilt off Loop 1604 might want to check their bank statement. That’s because a sophisticated theft ring hacked into their computer system and is shopping on the East coast with the stolen information. Management is not keeping the crime a…

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The Rugby Football League Hacked, 1100+ Accounts Leaked By XPerf3cti0n

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Lee J

Hacker  XPerf3cti0n has been fairly quite for a while but now they have come back and dumped a fairly big load of personal details from The rugby Football Leagues Official website https://www.therfl.co.uk/. The leaked data contains a heap of personal information as well as administration accounts. In total we found 1115 users accounts and 39 administration account credentials….

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.c0mrade and @Reckz0r Quits the blackhat hacking scene?

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Lee J

Over the past week or so two hackers have come out and made a name for them selves after carrying out some higher profile attacks that have grabbed the attention of the main media, a lot of people and the FBI. Today .c0mrade, the hacker who leaked 110k personal details from clarksvill and attacked many…

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Australia: Atomic Search Hacked, Database leaked by @spexsec

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Lee J

@spexsec has leaked another websites database, this time targeting a registered Australian business website which provides SEO marketing and optimization, Atomic Search https://www.atomicsearch.com.au. The leaked data contains a whole heap of public information as well as one administration account. Hello binary world, We’re going to leak a database of a very successful australian web company, They were founded on…

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