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Department of Homeland Security and U.S Navy hacked

Posted by: Mohit Kumar onFriday, June 22, 2012
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Department of Homeland Security and U.S Navy hacked


Department of Homeland Security and U.S Navy websites once again at Major Risk. This time hacking group called "Digital-corruption" hacked into subdomains of both sites and leak database info on pastebin.

In its announcement on the pastebin.com website, the group said it has leaked database from https://www.smartwebmove.navsup.navy.mil/ and twicinformation.tsa.dhs.gov using Blind SQL-Injection method.
The Database include Usernames, Passwords, Email ID's, Security Questions - Answers of all users.
Hackers shout:
say("#FreeTriCk #FreeMLT #FreePhantom");
say("Knowledge is power!");
say("NAVY.MIL, care to share some of your staff information?");

Department of Homeland Security and U.S Navy websites are hacked lots of times in past one year by Different hackers from all over world.

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aka 'Unix Root' is Founder and Editor-in-chief of 'The Hacker News'. He is a Security Researcher and Analyst, with experience in various aspects of Information Security. Other than this : He is an Internet Activist, Strong supporter of Anonymous & Wikileaks. Follow him @ Twitter | LinkedIn | | | Facebook Profile