Lulzsec!
- Thread starter Greg0986
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Router admin access to lots of poorly passworded routers on the 189.* range, bunch of passwords for nato-bookshop.org and also user/pass combos for some kinda hacking forum. Thankfully I'm not on any of it including the Battlefield stuff, nor are my friends
what's so funny about my password? I don't know how old the list is (my password has changed a couple times I think), but I don't recall having a funny passwordon bfheroes
Like how you throw a number in there, just to spice things up a little.
Soldato
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It's just old Beta BFH users I've heard, not normal EA account jobbies since it was released.
They are still keeping information for themselves, for example you can see where users are cut out. But if they have hacked BFHeros which they obviously have who knows what other information they are keeping private.
These guys typically root servers, so they could have had access to all of DICE's information.. who knows.
These guys typically root servers, so they could have had access to all of DICE's information.. who knows.
they will be all in jail soon
http://codepad.org/DSTQkxUB
http://codepad.org/DSTQkxUB
Holy **** the chat log from 'Laurelai' is very interesting if true...... very interesting ;o
Associate
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Let's hope so!
Wouldn't believe a word that comes out of peoples mouth on the internet. The amount of false boasting and just pure out right lies within the gaming community is quite unbelievable, I can only assume it is just as bad of not worse within the so called "hacking community"
Soldato
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They've attacked so many high worth targets. If theres any knowledge to be had on them its probably worth trying to charge for it as a consultant or whatever much like the virus industry has created millionaires.
Security is a great way to 'tax' the use of the internet indirectly.
Email especially is bad, worse then a postcard for keeping anything personal afaik and therefore any site and details stored linked through an email can be accessed if that email address is known
Security is a great way to 'tax' the use of the internet indirectly.
Email especially is bad, worse then a postcard for keeping anything personal afaik and therefore any site and details stored linked through an email can be accessed if that email address is known
LOL @ 500k passwords in MD5.
I found myself on the list. Thank god for KeePass.
Are there any rehosted easy to click links for these lists? Don't really want to have to install a torrent client just to check.
