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Thursday, 21 November 2013
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Monday, 18 November 2013
AusLogics BoostSpeed 5.0.2.200 Final (Crack)
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300 account data Of Colombia Army leaked by UR0B0R0X.
300 account data Of Colombia Army leaked by UR0B0R0X.
A hacker called as UR0B0R0X has managed to break into the Colombia Army website and steal the login credentials. He published the data in pastebin.
According to the dump, the data are compromised from different sub domains of mil.co which includes armada.mil.co,fac.mil.co, sanidadfuerzasmilitares.mil.co, reclutamiento.mil.co.
In the paste there are only few account details has been exposed. The full compromised data has been uploaded in few file sharing sites. There is a 20kb text file which contains 60+ entries in each database.The leaked data are email address and hashed password.
The data they uploaded can be viewed here given in the link below: http://pastebin.com/KMBpjcpJ -
A hacker called as UR0B0R0X has managed to break into the Colombia Army website and steal the login credentials. He published the data in pastebin.
According to the dump, the data are compromised from different sub domains of mil.co which includes armada.mil.co,fac.mil.co, sanidadfuerzasmilitares.mil.co, reclutamiento.mil.co.
In the paste there are only few account details has been exposed. The full compromised data has been uploaded in few file sharing sites. There is a 20kb text file which contains 60+ entries in each database.The leaked data are email address and hashed password.
The data they uploaded can be viewed here given in the link below: http://pastebin.com/KMBpjcpJ -
Philippines Navy website hacked by Pr3 H4ck3r.
Philippines Navy website hacked by Pr3 H4ck3r.
A Hacker with handle "Pr3 H4ck3r" from Philippine Cyber Army has claimed to have hacked into the database of the Navy website.
According to hacker's statement, he compromised the data by exploiting the SQL Injection vulnerability in the Navy's "BRP Alcaraz blog" page (navy.mil.ph/alcaraz).
However, we are not able to access the given link at the time of writing. It appears the admin has taken down the link. The news was first reported by local hacking news site PinoyHackNews.
hackers leaked the login credentials compromised from the database. It includes the Admin login credentials. What's worse is that they are using very weak username and password.
They have used the "userpassword" as password. Even if there is no bug, hacker could have guessed the password or get the password by brute-forcing. It is sad to know that the Navy website itself has poor security and weak passwords.
The data they hacked is available here: pastebin.com/5xhP6zft
A Hacker with handle "Pr3 H4ck3r" from Philippine Cyber Army has claimed to have hacked into the database of the Navy website.
According to hacker's statement, he compromised the data by exploiting the SQL Injection vulnerability in the Navy's "BRP Alcaraz blog" page (navy.mil.ph/alcaraz).
However, we are not able to access the given link at the time of writing. It appears the admin has taken down the link. The news was first reported by local hacking news site PinoyHackNews.
hackers leaked the login credentials compromised from the database. It includes the Admin login credentials. What's worse is that they are using very weak username and password.
They have used the "userpassword" as password. Even if there is no bug, hacker could have guessed the password or get the password by brute-forcing. It is sad to know that the Navy website itself has poor security and weak passwords.
The data they hacked is available here: pastebin.com/5xhP6zft
#OpTurkey
#OpTurkey - Fox Turkey & VodaSoft hacked by Anonymous.
NOTE: From now on we will bring you the latest hacking news and more... the hacked data is available
to view. Go to the link in the description.
Anonymous hacktivists continue their cyberattack against Turkey. Today, they have breached Fox turkey and Vodasoft Call Center Solutions websites.
The security breach is part of the ongoing operation "#OpTurkey" which was kicked off in response to the government's violent attempt to suppress Turkish protests.
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Unfortunately, the Government fails to know the violence against protesters will get the attention of Internet activists.
Hackers leaked more than thousands data from the Fox Turkey website(fox.com.tr) which contain ip address, email ids and name :
http://nopaste.me/paste/208744166651b10f0ba7d44
The Vodasoft's leak comprise of username, email address, name and password details
:http://nopaste.me/paste/126630249651b1068f3ee4c
Recently hacktivists breached the Prime minister website, Ministry of Interior and more Turkey websites as part of the operation.
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