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Freelancing Website freelancingjob.com hacked by lionaneesh

May 30, 2011Mohit Kumar

Freelancing Website freelancingjob.com hacked by lionaneesh

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Lionaneesh,an Indian Hacker this time hack a Freelancing Website, having 15000 freelancers(Programmers) data. Admin panel and all users data has been hacked.

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