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Dating Website FindFriendz Hacked by lionaneesh, over 45,000 user data compromised.

May 29, 2011Mohit Kumar

Dating Website FindFriendz Hacked by lionaneesh, over 45,000 user data compromised.

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lionaneesh , An Indian Hacker this time hack a Dating Website FindFriendz.com . There are almost 45,000 users data got compromised. Proof of hack submitted by lionaneesh as follow :

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