| 1.6 Million Account Log-In Details Hacked And Dumped On The Net
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engine
msg:4527058 | 6:35 pm on Dec 11, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Ouch, that's a lot of log-ins.
Log-in details from 1.6 million accounts have been posted on the web by hacktivist group Ghost Shell.
The group gathered the data during a series of attacks on Nasa, the FBI, the European Space Agency and many other government agencies and contractors.
Included in the dump were log-in names, passwords, email addresses and CVs, plus the contents of online databases.
The group said it had sent messages to security bosses about 150 insecure servers it had targeted in the attacks.
1.6 Million Account Log-In Details Hacked And Dumped On The Net [bbc.co.uk] |
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In all, 37 separate organisations, agencies and businesses were hit during the campaign.
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SevenCubed
msg:4527110 | 10:14 pm on Dec 11, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Wasn't me. There are days when I have trouble getting into my own servers.
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lucy24
msg:4527168 | 12:42 am on Dec 12, 2012 (gmt 0) |
| The group said it had sent messages to security bosses about 150 insecure servers it had targeted in the attacks. |
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Wonder how many of the "security bosses" read or even saw the messages? Betcha a few of them bounced right back with a mailer-daemon "no such person".
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bhonda
msg:4527300 | 9:57 am on Dec 12, 2012 (gmt 0) |
| Betcha a few of them bounced right back with a mailer-daemon "no such person". |
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Or got caught as spam. That'd be ironic.
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