A hacker from Turkey using twitter handle @1923Turkz has breached the Two University websites from Russia and United Kingdom.
The database servers belong to the Lomonosov Moscow State University(msu.ru) and Imperial College London(imperial.ac.uk) are breached by the hacker.
The Database-dump taken from the Lomonosov Moscow State University contains usernames, encrypted passwords and email addresses. It also includes the admin login credentials.
http://www.anonpaste.me/anonpaste2/index.php?2f4fcc3765679814#c+eRCx9jdbRZQzi2m/g45chIpsfsuMnnvX44Cfp/2Tg=
The dump said to be compromised from the Imperial college contains First &Last names, email addresses, phone numbers. There is no password leaked in this dump.
http://www.anonpaste.me/anonpaste2/index.php?422670bd5aad422f#Yu0o6TXVsy5IeMI1uEGAAEppNPkRURbOjskwkKB9XcQ=
Turkish Ajan Hacker Group has breached the official Taiwan website of MTV and managed to deface the main webpage (mtv.com.tw). Hackers also managed to extract the data from the target server.
EHN comes to know about this breach, when the hacker group sent notification to EHN via Twitter "Mtv Taiwan Hacked. 500+k account. File: http://goo.gl/B829n @EHackerNews".
As you can see from the tweet itself, the hacker claimed to have leaked more than 500,000 user accounts and provided the download link.
The dump file,34MB RAR , contains four files : members.sql(115.1 MB ), account1.txt(18Mb), account2.txt(22MB), account3.txt(91MB).
The account1 file contains nick names, email addresses and other details. The accont2 and account3 files contain the login ID, password(plain-text format), name, nickname, email address, and other details.
Members.sql contains the full dump of the Members' database. At the time of writing, the website still shows the defacement page.
Recently, the same group has hacked the Mcdonalds Korea, Nokia, Avast Germany and other top websites.
EHN comes to know about this breach, when the hacker group sent notification to EHN via Twitter "Mtv Taiwan Hacked. 500+k account. File: http://goo.gl/B829n @EHackerNews".
As you can see from the tweet itself, the hacker claimed to have leaked more than 500,000 user accounts and provided the download link.
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The account1 file contains nick names, email addresses and other details. The accont2 and account3 files contain the login ID, password(plain-text format), name, nickname, email address, and other details.
Members.sql contains the full dump of the Members' database. At the time of writing, the website still shows the defacement page.
Recently, the same group has hacked the Mcdonalds Korea, Nokia, Avast Germany and other top websites.
The popular Turkish hacktivist , RedHack, has hacked into “online data sharing portal” of Turkey’s Higher Education Council(yok.gov.tr) against corruption. They have leaked compromised documents in pastehtml(pastehtml.com/view/cohg3nf3r.rtxt)
The hackers also defaced the websites the website ebys.yok.gov.tr with a photo of 8 mine workers who lost their lives in a mine accident and journalist Metin Göktepe whose 17th death anniversary due to police detention brutality coincided .
At the time of writing, The site is appeared to have been taken offline. The mirror of the defacement can be found here: http://www.zone-h.org/mirror/id/18906528
The hack was announced on Twitter via RedHack official account:
Most corrupt institute of Turkey HACKED&Leaked- Council of Higher Education Mirror: http://www.zone-h.org/mirror/id/18906528 … @AnonIRC @AnonymousIRC @EHackerNews
There are 14 documents listed in the paste. Hackers leaked documents belong to Giresun University(giresun.edu.tr), Adnan Menderes University(adu.edu.tr), Gazi University(gazi.edu.tr), Hacettepe University(hacettepe.edu.tr), İstanbul University(istanbul.edu.tr), Fırat Üniversitesi(firat.edu.tr).
Other documents belong to Kastamonu Üniversitesi(kastamonu.edu.tr), Uludağ University (uludag.edu.tr), Marmara University(marmara.edu.tr), Çukurova University(cu.edu.tr).
A Turkish hacker group called Eboz has hacked and defaced Pakistani high profile websites which includes Search Engine giant Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Apple, Visa, HSBC, Coca Cola, Blogspot, Sony, HP, eBay and PayPal .
The hackers has defaced Google.pk, Google.com.pk, Yahoo.pk, Apple.pk, Microsoft.pk and 279 other sites in Pakistan
"My homies in a friend always there for me. Have not shot by me with every breath" The message posted by hackers reads(translated).
The list of sites hacked and defaced:
google.com.pk
microsoft.pk
biofreeze.com.pk
blackstone.pk
blogspot.pk
itunes.pk
gmails.pk
zynga.com.pk
chrome.com.pk
chrome.pk
visa.com.pk
bx.com.pk
abbvie.com.pk
abbvie.pk
cgma.pk
chacos.com.pk
cimacpa.pk
cisco.pk
ciscosystems.pk
blogspot.com.pk
cpacima.pk
cpaintl.pk
cpaldglobal.pk
cpalwglobal.pk
drivealliance.pk
eastman.biz.pk
eastman.net.pk
eastman.org.pk
ebay.pk
everyblock.pk
youtube.pk
3com.web.pk
hp.web.pk
revlon.pk
streetwear.pk
windows7.pk
windows8.pk
windowsrt.pk
yahoo.pk
yahoomaktoob.pk
zynga.pk
firstdirect.com.pk
flickr.pk
fordgofurther.pk
gbuzz.pk
gmailbuzz.pk
gmail.pk
googlebrowser.com.pk
google.pk
googlebuzz.pk
googlechrome.com.pk
abbviepharmaceuticals.pk
abbviepharmaceuticals.com.pk
hewlettpackard.pk
hexagon.com.pk
hsbcamanah.biz.pk
hotmail.com.pk
hpcloud.com.pk
hp.com.pk
hpscalene.com.pk
hsbc.biz.pk
hsbcadvance.com.pk
hsbc.pk
hsbcpremier.com.pk
hsbcprivatebank.biz.pk
hsbcamanah.com.pk
hsbcdirect.com.pk
hsbcnet.com.pk
hsbcpremier.biz.pk
hsbcpremier.pk
hsbcprivatebank.com.pk
investdirect.biz.pk
investdirect.com.pk
ipod.pk
jaiku.pk
kellyservices.com.pk
maktoob.pk
markmonitor.pk
microsoftsmartglass.com.pk
microsoftsmartglass.pk
xboxsmartglass.com.pk
xboxsmartglass.pk
msn.org.pk
windowsstore.pk
windowsstore.com.pk
opteron.com.pk
parkplaza.pk
paypal.pk
postini.pk
scalene.com.pk
schwab.biz.pk
schwab.com.pk
sonystyle.com.pk
streetwear.com.pk
theworldslocalbank.com.pk
genapp.pk
genapp.com.pk
generationapp.pk
generationapp.com.pk
windows.com.pk
windows7.com.pk
windows8.com.pk
3com.biz.pk
3com.fam.pkpk
bx.com.pk
abbvie.com.pk
abbvie.pk
cgma.pk
chacos.com.pk
cimacpa.pk
cisco.pk
ciscosystems.pk
cpacima.pk
cpaldglobal.pk
drivealliance.pk
eastman.net.pk
monatin.pk
youtube.pk
revlon.pk
windows7.pk
3com.net.pk
3com.org.pk
gchrome.com.pk
aicpacima.pk
Guess what?! The sites including Blogspot,paypal, fanta, Ebay, Msn.org.pk still displays the defacement page and we are not able to reach other sites.
It seems like hackers compromised the Pakistan's TLD operator PKNIC which administers and registers all .pk domains.
Hackers modified the DNS servers records such that it points to some other server, points to two nameservers, dns1.freehostia.com and dns2.freehostia.com
In case you are not able to see the defacement, you can see the Mirror of the defacement page here "zone-h.com/archive/notifier=KriptekS".
Few days back, Pakistani hackers has defaced the high profile Israeli websites which includes BBC, Bing, Intel, Live, MSN, CNN, Skype,Xbox .
90+ websites hacked by Crespo (Turkish Hacker). He just upload the crespo.html(defacement page) to the hacked sites.
Here is the Full list of Hacked Sites:
http://pastebin.com/qiJpcWZ6
A number of Korean websites, including Epson, HSBC and domain registrar Gabia, have been hacked, apparently by Turkish hackers.The state-run Korea Internet Security Agency has reported over 6,000 hacking incidents this year.
South Korean domain registrar Gabia has been hacked, exposing over 100,000 domains and 350,000 users.
The website of HSBC Korea was also hacked, paralysing it for over an hour — leaving customers unable to access their online banking.
Epson Korea said that its website was hacked, and warned users to change their passwords.
The hacker, known as ‘TG’ defaced pages with their Twitter account and picture.The Korea Herald says "Epson said it has failed to trace or identify the hackers." It is thought in some cases, data may have been stolen and widespread disruption to services caused.
South Korea has suffered many hacks as of late — with many concerned at the security of one of the world’s most Internet-connected country.
At the end of July, hackers exposed the information from about 35 million users of South Korean social networking sites.
