Discover 'Hole' in Chrome Gets USD 576 Million

If you managed to find the Google Chrome browser, you can win money of USD 60 thousand, equivalent to Rp 576 million (USD 1 = Rp 9600). This is the second part of the competition held Pwnium Google.

This is experienced by hackers calling themselves the Pinkie Pie. As reported by Cnet, on Friday (10/12/2012), he managed to win the competition find security holes in Chrome.

Such competition is not the first time Google held. The internet giant is a hobby for-for gifts for hackers who managed to find the product flaws. The goal, of course, to further strengthen the security of the user.

Took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2 Pwnium competition event held at Hack in the Box 2012. "We announced it had found a new loophole know Pinkie Pie. As a reward, we reward of USD 60 thousand and Chromebook," Google said via the Chromium blog.

Google Chrome team to quickly patch the gaps found. Before long, the browser update to fix these gaps immediately available within just 10 hours after it was discovered.

Interestingly, Pinkie Pie so hackers subscription winner of this competition. Previously, he also won $ 60 thousand in the first Pwnium competition held earlier this year.

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Email and Phone Bakrie Group Indonesia Hijacked

The Bakrie Group reported acts of piracy or hacking email and phone tapping to the Police. Piracy is blamed on the group with the intent to steal corporate data. Bakrie was inflamed.

Christopher Fong, Senior Vice President of Bakrie Group explained, it has obtained the facts about the cheating and actually against the law by certain parties. Upon these findings, Bakrie said he was surprised.

The purpose of data theft and information, according to Fong, used to win the competition unfairly and illegally. Unfortunately, Fong did not explain what he meant the competition.

"We get the fact that there is fraud committed in contravention of the law by certain parties by way of hacking of email management within the Bakrie Group to steal data including telephone wiretapping," Fong said in a written statement on Thursday (11/10/2012 ).

Reporting to the police action is expected to be followed up. "The tort investigate it, find the perpetrators and punish the perpetrators in accordance with the legislation in force, the Bakrie Group expects the public can find out what is really going on," he said.

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Users of Internet Explorer in Danger!

A fairly dangerous gap found in Internet Explorer 7.8 and 9. The users were advised to use other browsers such as Google Chrome or Firefox.

The shocking thing was presented in an internet forum called Rapid7 security. According to them, Internet Explorer has a bug that they call Zero-day exploits.

This vulnerability allows anyone who uses Internet Explorer version 7.8, and 9 could be attacked easily. Especially when they visit a site that has been compromised script.

"An exploit has been used by the attackers before that (gap-ed) published by Metasploit," wrote Rapid7, Tuesday (09/18/2012).

Seeing such a huge gap, Microsoft is not blind. The software giant acknowledged that they made ​​a number of browser versions do have a 'hole'.

"We realize that some of the series Internet Explorer can be attacked, but we have confirmed that Internet Explorer 10 is not affected by this issue," said Yunsun Wee, Director of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing.

"We recommend that users use Microsoft's Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) 3.0, which provides effective protection without affecting web browsing experience," advises Wee.

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Tens of thousands of Dominos India website data leak

One of the original Turkish hacker group claimed to have hacked a website fast food pizza india www.domino.co.in their origin "Ajan hackers" publish data to pastebin 37,000 in some parts.

This domino webisite data leakage which contain personal data such as email passwords, names and telephone. Previous website was never attacked but they never get the data for this.

As we know, this company is developing fast in the fast food sector based in india

Dominos India Accounts Part 1 Dominos India Accounts Part 2 Dominos India Accounts Part 3 Dominos India Accounts Part 4 Dominos India Accounts Part 5 Dominos India Accounts Part 6 Dominos India Accounts Part 7 Dominos India Accounts Part 8 http://pastebin.com/u/Maxney

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Windows 8 Still Vulnerable to Hackers hacked

Windows 8 still has loopholes that could be exploited by hackers. This recognition comes from Adobe, one of the Microsoft partner that provides support for the Flash Player.

Sunday (09/09/2012), Adobe acknowledged a gap that opens in Flash for Windows 8 is being targeted by the hackers so in recent weeks.

Windows 8 is not yet officially released by Microsoft. But its Preview Release version can be downloaded from May to tested. Well, Flash Player for browser Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) is a recognized Adobe still has weaknesses.

Microsoft has claimed not to have issued a new patch for the bug is in Flash Windows 8 until the status is officially released on 26 October.

"The version of Flash is now in Windows 8 RTM there is not the last revision. But we will release the security update through Windows Update when it comes to GA (general availability)," said Microsoft spokesman.

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Every Seconds, 18 The Internet Crime Victim

Increasingly sophisticated technology, unfortunately, is directly proportional to the higher crime cyberspace. Even according to the Norton Cybercrime Report, every second there are 18 adults who were victims of cyber crime.

Other data revealed in the report is a crime on the internet cause harm USD 110 billion per year. With an average total loss by an average of USD 197 per victim in the whole world.

According to Norton, the results of this survey showed an increase in new forms of cyber crime than in previous years, such as the discovery of the social networks or mobile devices.

That is, it indicates that the cyber crime start focusing on the target device or popular service.

One in five adults who do online activities (21 percent) have been a victim of cyber crime from the victim on social networks to be a victim in mobile devices. While 39 percent of social networking users have been victims of social crime in cyberspace. Here's the breakdown:

# 15 percent of social networking users report that the profile has been hacked and someone pretending to be the owner of the profile.

# One in 10 social network users say they have been victims of a scam and deceptive links on social networking.

# While 75 percent believe that cybercrime set their sights on social networks, less than half (44 percent) actually use security solutions that protect them from the threat of social networks, and only 49 percent use privacy settings to control what information they disclose, they provide , and with whom they share.

# Almost one-third (31 percent) of mobile device users receive a text message from someone they do not know and ask them to click a link that has been connected or make outgoing calls to numbers that are not known to take a voice message.

"Crime cyberspace alter their tactics by targeting the growth of mobile devices and social networks where consumers are less concerned with security risks," said Marian Merritt, Norton Internet Safety Advocate.

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City of Newark Web site Hacked, 3000+ Accounts leaked by #0x00x00

Earlier today hacker @0x00x00 announced an attack on the City of Newark, New Jersey website (www.ci.newark.nj.us) which has resulted in over 3000 user credentials being leaked.

The attack was announced via twitter and posted to pastebin.

The website is the main website for Newark and contains a heap of information and basic news services for people interested in the Newark area. The site also claims it is newly built, user friendly website and if this is true the developers may want to fix the exploits which have allowed this to happen.

The leaked data contains user and administration which all emails/usernames and encrypted passwords.

http://pastebin.com/CiQPDQgd

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NullCrew pillages Sony servers?

Hacktivist group NullCew have claimed it has seized control of eight of Sony's servers due to lax security measures. Through a message sent from the group's official Twitter account, the group claim that they have gained control of eight of Sony's servers, apparently related to the website Sonymobile.com.

SONY Hacked: pastebin.com/GiXgB6aT @YourAnonNews @BreakTheSec @TheHackersNews @AnonOpsSweden @AnonHackNews @Cyber_War_News @TruthIzSexy
— OfficialNull (@OfficialNull)September 01, 2012

"Sony, we are dearly dissapointed in your security. This is just one of eight sony servers that we hve control of. Maybe, just maybe considering IP addresses are avaliable. Maybe, just maybe it's the fact that not even your customers can trust you. Or maybe, just maybe the fact that you can not do anything correct technologically."

The release shows a list of usernames and passwords, which apparently were taken from one of the 'hijacked' servers as proof of the security breach. 441 usernames with additional email addresses, 24 usernames with hashed passwords, and 3 admin data sets are part of the data dump. According to the group, the attack was made possible through weak security credentials.

In addition, NullCrew stated on its Twitter feed that it has broken into a Cambodian airliner and military website -- now a target due to the arrest of The Pirate Bay's co-founder in Cambodia.  As part of "operation The Pirate Bay (#OpTPB)" the group have taken Cambodian payment transactions, plane component prices, and usernames. NullCrew state that "The founder of The Pirate Bay was arrested in Cambodia, so Cambodia is now a target."

This is not the first time Sony has borne the brunt of cyber attacks. Last week, a second alleged member of the LulzSec hacking group was arrested on charges over Sony's computer breach last year, which resulted in the theft of over a million user accounts on the Playstation network, and the closure of the service for over a month.

We have reached out to Sony and will update if we hear back.

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Cambodian Government Sites Attacked for #OpTPB2

This week there has been a major turn in the fight against censorship with one of the worlds largest torrent sites being arrested and detained in Cambodia. As a result of this already hackers have started to attack Cambodian based government websites.

So far there has been 2 leaks and the attacks so far have come from Nullcrew aka @OfficialNull and they have targeted the tax office (http://www.tax.gov.kh/) , ministry of works and transport (http://www.mpwt.gov.kh) and the Institute of Standards of Cambodia (http://www.isc.gov.kh/) in the first attack and in the second the Cambodian army have been targeted.

The attacks have only resulted in very minor data being leaked but it does prove that the Cambodian government really needs to rethink their cyber security and they need to do this fast before something major happens.

Recently the co-founder of Piratebay was arrested in Cambodia, this seems like the megaupload case.
As long as the government attempts to censor, then there will be more of this; what happened to “Freedom.”
It is angering, whenever they won’t allow us the slightest bit of freedom on the internet, taking all we care for.
So that is why #OpTPB has come to be, they should have expected it when they did this.
Cambodia, we will not stop until you come to your sences.

And now, for the leaks!

part 1 http://pastebin.com/uMJzRyB9

part 2 http://pastebin.com/KRvybdL7

http://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=3182

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National Bank Limited & Standard Chartered Banks hacked by @0x00x00

A hacker using the handle @0x00x00 who has been leaking data all week has just released a load of data from two banks after they were hacked.

The hack is on National Bank Limited (nationalbanklimited.com) and Standard Chartered (standardchartered.com). The NAtional bank limited appears to be offline at time of publishing and this may have something do to with these hacks.

The hacker has also released two images from the hack which shows the banks back end.

#BankOwnage nationalbanklimited.com standardchartered.com Pwned! pastebin.com/raw.php?i=8Wbb… @TruthIzSexy @BreakTheSec @Cyber_War_News @AnonOpsSweden
— กิิิิิิิิิิิิ(@0x00x00)September 01, 2012

The leaked data is 2 complete database dumps one from each bank. The leak was announced via twitter and posted to pastebin with 2 further links to dropbox for full database download here and here

Each leak contains a few administration account details as well as load of other information,

standardchartered.com

Nationalbanklimited.com

http://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=3179

http://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=3180

http://pastebin.com/8WbbWqYJ

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Classmate of Lulzsec Hacker arrested and accused as another Lulzsec teammate

The two students accused of Sony Pictures hack participated in Cyber Defense Competition team exercises at the University of Advanced Technology in Arizona. US authorities have reportedly arrested a second suspected member of hacking group LulzSec on charges of taking part in an extensive computer breach of Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Raynaldo Rivera, 20, of Tempe, Arizona, surrendered to the FBI in Phoenix six days after a federal grand jury in Los Angeles returned an indictment charging him with conspiracy and unauthorised impairment of a protected computer.

In September 2011 charged Cody Kretsinger, then 23, with being Recursion. This week, meanwhile, the FBI announced the arrest of Raynaldo Rivera, 20, after he was recently indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy and the unauthorized impairment of a protected computer.

Two men who've been arrested on charges that they hacked into the website of Sony Pictures Entertainment and posted stolen data studied together at the same university, and they also participated on the university's team for the Cyber Defense Competition held in March 2011.

According to court documents, the attackers used a VPN service in an attempt to mask their activities, and later boasted of having compromised the Sony website by using a single SQL-injection attack.

Kretsinger began pursuing a network-security degree at UAT in August 210, and in July 2011 was named as student of the month, saying that "a job with the NSA or Department of Defense is my ultimate dream."

Both men’s grand jury indictments charge them with conspiracy and unauthorized impairment of a protected computer to participate in the Sony breach, which authorities said cost the studio more than $600,000. Prosecutors say Rivera used a proxy server to conceal his IP address and location.

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RasGas, new cyber attack against an energy company

A new strange attack has hit Qatar's natural gas pumper RasGas, like happened to Saudi Aramco company a virus has infected machines of its network.

RasGas is a joint venture between Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil operating in Qatar that has an annual export quote of 36.3 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas.

The attack has necessitated the isolation of the company systems from internet to avoid further damage to its infrastructures, according to local reports the office systems have been unusable since August 27th . Actually (Thursday August 30th 22:40 CET) RasGas website is still down, the company report.

"RasGas is presently experiencing technical issues with its office computer systems. We will inform you when our system is back up and running."

As occurred in the case of Saudi Aramco the malware was not affecting gas extraction and critical processing. An official RasGas spokesperson contacted by Pipeline editorial staff declared:

“Our IT department is facing technical difficulties, we have been affected by an 'unknown virus’, our operational systems onsite and offshore are secure and this does affect nor impact our production as a Ras Laffan Industrial City plant or scheduled cargoes,"

“In response to that we have a specialist RasGas IT team working in collaboration with ICT Qatar to resolve this issue as soon as possible,"

The web press announced that the company has experienced an unprecedented complete shutdown of its computer network due to a reported "unknown virus" attack.



Actually there are no info regarding the nature of malware and the motivation of the attack meanwhile in the case of Saudi Aramco the experts blamed the Shamoon malware recently discovered.

Who is behind of these attacks?

It's hard to provide an answer,  the stakes are high and the possible responsibles are too much.

In closing my last article on the case of company Saudi Aramco I had predicted that similar events could have been repeated soon. These companies are relatively easy targets for cyber attacks that can block their activities. Fortunately, to date there have been no serious accidents and serious damage to people and / or production plants, but it's just a fluke. The attacks will increase in frequency and complexity, and companies must be supported by their governments to put in place the appropriate defensive measures ... otherwise we will soon witness a catastrophe foretold.

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Russian Auto Company Hacked, Data Leaked

A few days ago hacker group Nullcrew aka @OfficialNull announced that they had access to a Russian based auto company (http://lada-auto.ru) and they published its database layout with table and row names.

Today they have published what they said they would and that is the matching data from them tables and rows and this data contains a bunch of user accounts and other auto group login details.

HUGE Dump (Russian Auto): pastebin.com/S2PVFMAz #OpRussia @YourAnonNews @AnonOpsSweden @Cyber_War_News @BreakTheSec @EduardKovacs
— OfficialNull(@OfficialNull)Agustus 31, 2012

Account details that have been leaked include usernames, emails and encrypted passwords.

All together there was 1,404 emails and about 600 more accounts without emails.
http://ozdc.net/archives.php?aid=3156

http://pastebin.com/S2PVFMAz

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OpFreeAssange :Nullcrew hack more websites

The Hacker group NullCrew continue to show their support for Operation Free Assange by breaching into number of high profile sites.

Yesterday, they hacked into the following sites:

www.africacollege.leeds.ac.uk
data.gov.uk

They have compromised the database from those sites and leaked in separte pastes.  The leak contains database details, email address, password hashes and usernames.

The only statement they posted next to the data dump was a quote from the founder of WikiLeaks: Intelligence agencies keep things secret because they often violate the rule of law or of good behavior.

This isn’t the only website allegedly penetrated by NullCrew in support for Assange. They also claim to have breached lada-auto.ru – a website dedicated to Lada, the trademark vehicle of Russian car manufacturer AutoVAZ.

Meanwhile , a hacker reffered as 0x00x00, who is not affilated with Nullcrew, claimed that he hacked the following sites as part of the OpFreeAssange:

www.history.knowsley.gov.uk
www.nag.co.uk
www.dlink.co.uk
www.mcc.ac.uk
www.tex.ac.uk
www.sanger.ac.uk
www.gsfc.nasa.gov
www.navy.mil
www.washington.edu

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Feds trumpet alleged LulzSec hacker’s arrest

Federal authorities have arrested an accused member of the LulzSec hacking group, 20-year-old Raynaldo Rivera of Tempe, Arizona, after indicting him on charges related to a 2011 computer attack waged against Sony.

Rivera surrendered to the FBI on Tuesday after a grand jury indictment finalized on August 22 was unsealed. If convicted on the charges of conspiracy and unauthorized impairment of a protected computer, Rivera faces as much as 15 years in prison.

Using the online handles "neuron," "royal" and "wildicv," Rivera allegedly participated in a LulzSec-sponsored hack of Sony Corp's Sony Pictures' computer systems. On his personal Facebook page, Rivera describes himself as, “just your common computer geek.”

By means of a SQL injection attack, the FBI says River assisted in the LulzSec operation that involved illegally accessing the personal records of 37,000 account holders, according to the company, then publishing the information.

"Why do you put such faith in a company that allows itself to become open to these simple attacks?" the group said in a press release last June. Authorities say the Sony hack cost the company upwards of $600,000.

LulzSec, short for Lulz Security, waged a 50-day-long rampage of hacks and other computer attacks last year before unexpectedly calling it quits in June. Later that fall, authorities announced that the alleged ringleader of the group, 28-year-old Hector Monsegur of New York City, aka Sabu, had been arrested in the midst of the crime spree and had been working as an FBI informant in the months since. The FBI confirmed his cooperation in September to coincide with the announcement that other alleged LulzSec members had been arrested around the globe thanks in part to Sabu agreeing to snitch to the feds in exchange for leniency in regards to his own sentencing.

"Since literally the day he was arrested, the defendant has been cooperating with the government proactively," Assistant US Attorney James Pastore told a Manhattan federal court earlier this year.

"It was because of his kids. He didn't want to go away to prison and leave them. That's how we got him,” one law enforcement official told Fox News after Sabu’s arrest last year was made public.

Last week, the FBI admitted that they are delaying Sabu’s sentencing for an additional six months due to his ongoing assistance in the federal investigation aimed at the hackers.

Monsegur pleaded guilty last August to involvement in the Sony Pictures hack, as well as attacks aimed HBGary Federal, the Public Broadcasting System, and Fox, operations that have been credited to both LulzSec and Anonymous, a larger movement spearheaded by hacktivists and activists around the globe, online and in real life.

After the FBI came clean with some of the details pertaining to Sabu’s cooperation with law enforcement, authorities announced that they had arrested one other American and several international suspected LulzSec operatives in connection with the sting, including, Ryan Ackroyd (aka "Kayla") and Jake Davis ("Topiary") from London, two residents of Ireland--Darren Martyn (“pwnsauce") and Donncha O'Cearrbhail (“palladium") and Jeremy Hammond, who used the handle “Anarchaos.” Hammond was arrested at his Chicago, Illinois home and has been detained in New York City since.

In June of last year, PCMag profiled the alleged LulzSec operatives, including the “neuron” persona believed to have been operated by Rivera. “Described as one of the “’most technically able’ associates of LulzSec, Neuron may have built software tools for the group and participated in some DDoS attacks,” the outlet reported.

PCMag also added that LulzSec publicly stated that Neuron was not a core member and that he was believed to be a US-based engineering student. Sure enough, his Facebook profile claims that he was previously enrolled at the University of Advancing Technology’s Advancing Computer Science program, and was hired by the college; he claims he left this past January.

Rivera, along with Monsegur and Hammond, is thought to be one of only a few Americans LulzSec members arrested by authorities since the group began online campaigns last year. In September, Cody Kretsinger, also of Tempe, was charged with conspiracy and the unauthorized impairment of a protected computer for his involvement in the Sony hack. He pleaded guilty.

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Hackers attacked the website Beauty Pageant

The selection of beauty contest winner in Hong Kong did not run properly. Voting is done online instead diusili cyber hackers.

The method of attack launched by actors use the technique of Distributed Denial of Service (DDos), they are party to a vote by inserting millions of fake voice in repeatedly. As a result, the server used was unable to handle the data traffic swells.

The incident online voting system was forced to shut down, the assessment was finally forced to do offline and left entirely to the jury.

Local television station which organizes also apologized. They assume that the contest this time got a tremendous response 'warmer', more than usual, but the system provided is claimed to serve 500 million visitors within 10 minutes.

Until now, investigations are under way to find out who the culprit behind the attack, even the organizers had hired a third party to track it down.

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Second accused LulzSec hacker arrested in US

An alleged second member of the LulzSec hacking group, Raynaldo Rivera, has been arrested on charges over Sony's computer breach which took place last year.

The FBI arrested the twenty year-old on Tuesday. Based in Tempe, Arizona, the alleged member of the hacking group LulzSec surrendered to authorities six days after a federal grand jury in Los Angeles issued an indictment. He is being charged with conspiracy and unauthorized impairment of a protected computer.

According to the charge, Rivera worked with Cody Kretsinger, who pleaded guilty to hacking charges in April after being arrested last year. Kretsinger is due to be sentenced in October.

Both men have been hunted by authorities in connection to the hacking group posting statements online in June last year, which said it had broken into SonyPictures.com and stolen over 1 million user accounts on the PlayStation network. LulzSec gained access to data including passwords, email addresses, phone numbers and dates of birth from those who had entered competitions hosted by Sony.

The company was forced to close the network in both the U.S. and Europe for roughly six weeks after the security breach.

The data was gained through an SQL injection, which tricks a server into handing over restricted information. At the time of the breach, Lulzsec members wrote "Why do you put such faith in a company that allows itself to become open to these simple attacks?".

The indictment says that after the break-in occurred, Rivera was part of a team that posted the data onto LulzSec's website and then announced the attack through the group's Twitter account.

According to federal authorities, Rivera apparently used names including "royal" and "wildicv" and set up a proxy server to try and remain anonymous.

Rivera is now being held in custody in Phoenix. If convicted, he could face up to 15 years in prison.

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Bangladeshi Hackers warn Indian Hackers

Hackers from the 3xp1r3 Cyber Army are once again threatening Indian hackers, urging them to stop attacking websites from Bangladesh.

“Dear, Indian Hackers We are like storm which is brewing & our shadow like thunder in the distance. No one knows that how capable we are. So, don't do anything more than you are capable of, you will probably be unhappy if we stand against. Don’t Hack Bangladeshi websites again (sic),” Softpedia quoted as hackers saying.

“Don’t worry! Storm is not started yet; just wind blows slowly with a flash of light. Take it as a precaution of a destructive storm.So, guys think twice before facing a storm by crossing the limit otherwise you might be cried.”

They conclude by revealing the fact that their message will also be posted on a number of Indian website they’re about to hack.

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CIA, MIT, Governments, businesses, 100+ sites hacked & accounts leaked

Its that time again where @TeamGhostShell releases a huge amount of websites that have been hacked as well as a load of data that goes along with it.

The announcement was made via twitter on saturday by the main @TeamGhostShell account and the main leak file contains a messages as well as a huge list of related links on various different paste sites.

All together there is well over 100 but there is some more notable sites such as ones that run special services for the CIA, ones that have client plans with visa and other major credit and banking body’s.

Some of the mroe notable sites so are ciaservices.com, allbiomedical.com, hawkingtech and many many more. see full list here on ozdc.net

The attacks have been dubbed “project hell fire” and come not to long after the same team leak thousands of accounts from hundreds of Chinese based websites.

Leak message:

All aboard the Smoke & Flames Train. Last stop, Hell. You can have the pleasure of sharing seats with targets such as WallStreet, CIA Services, MIT, Consulting Firms, Political Advisors, Security Companies, Corporations, Weapon’s Dealers, Laboratories, Internet Hosting Services, Academics, Banks, Police Departments, Aviation, The Navy, Stocks Exchange, Bonds Exchange, Markets, Emirates Organizations, Various Businesses, Hedge Funds, Estate Agencies, Public Affairs, Robotics, etc.

Team GhostShell’s final form of protest this summer against the banks, politicians and for all the fallen hackers this year. With the help of it’s sub-divisions, MidasBank & the newest branch, OphiusLab. One million accounts/records leaked. We are also letting everyone know that more releases, collaborations with Anonymous and other, plus two more projects are still scheduled for this fall and winter. It’s only the beginning.

To conclude this summer’s hacking spree, I will be giving away to anyone who’s up for the challenge three different access points to three different groups/crews out there. It’s our way of saying how great it’s been raiding with you and let’s hope that it isn’t over just yet. The access-points are the following: 1. Six billion databases from a chinese mainframe full of chinese & japanese technology. It’s very possible that it has from other countries as well, we haven’t checked them all for obvious reasons. 2. Over 105 billion databases to a US stockexchange mainframe/s. It’s very possible that the actual number is over 1 trillion, I wasn’t prepared the first time and it gave me a memory error after 105 when it tried to add another digit. This job will require you to have at least 1TB available. 3. Access-points to 3-4 different servers belonging to the Department of Homeland Security. The sensitive information isn’t that great but it may be good for street cred.

Ok, that’s all. Whoever wants any of them, you can contact me at voxanon. (make sure my nick is registered, there are many impostors out there). Oh, and people have kept asking me about the WallStreet hack from MidasBank. We have uploaded it once more here for you and it’s also at our friends from Par-AnoIA. (http://par-anoia.net/midasbank/) C ya all in the fall – DeadMellox

The leaked data contains everything from very minor database layouts to 20 thousand account leaks with usernames, emails, passwords and other personal information which ranges from names, address, phones and more.

We have started to process most of the sites via ozdc.net so if you fear your account has been breached you can do a quick search on there to see if it has or not.

within a few days we will have further details on these attacks, check back,.

Other attacks by TeamGhostShell

http://pastebin.com/BuabHTvr

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Turkish hackers hack FC Spartak Moscow Soccer team

Turkish hackers recently hacked the Web site of soccer team FC Spartak Moscow after the Russian team's fans burned Turkish flags and pictures of Atatürk during a Champions League playoff match against Turkish team Fenerbahce on August 21. A portrait of Atatürk next to a Turkish flag was also posted on the website.

The group replaced the website's original content with a statement that called on the team to "immediately apologize." "You will immediately apologize to the Turkish Republic and the Turkish people. No crime goes without punishment, and FIFA may forgive you, but we won't,"

The Spartak site was running again by Thursday afternoon after the club used its Twitter account to blame the incident on 'Turkish hackers.

Spartak Moscow fans burned flags and posters of modern Turkey's founding father, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, during their team’s 2-1 victory over the Istanbul giants in the first leg of their Champions League playoff.

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