Team GhostShell Leaked 1.6 Million Data For NASA, ESA, Pentagon
Team GhostShell Leaked 1.6 Million Data For NASA, ESA, Pentagon
Team GhostShell claim to have stolen accounts from NASA, ESA, the Pentagon and the Federal Reserve.
The hackers have said that "#ProjectWhiteFox", will be their last project for this year and have appeared to have hacked and leaked data for various companies including NASA, Bigelow Aerospace, Aerospace Suppliers, World Airport Trans
Team GhostShell claim to have stolen accounts from NASA, ESA, the Pentagon and the Federal Reserve.
The hackers have said that "#ProjectWhiteFox", will be their last project for this year and have appeared to have hacked and leaked data for various companies including NASA, Bigelow Aerospace, Aerospace Suppliers, World Airport Trans
fers, the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) and a defense contractor for the Pentagon.
Apparently there was over 1.6 million data leaked for various companies to pastebin and a backup file in Anonpaste. The data leaked containing email and home addresses, defense material tests and analysis notes, mailing lists, passwords and names. In addition, some file dumps also include administrator email addresses and accompanying passwords, telephone numbers, hashed passwords and database details of company suppliers in the aerospace and oil industries.
A file titled "NASA's Engineers: Center for Advanced Engineering" contains email addresses, member names, and what appears to be the passwords of several users.
Team GhostShell writes that it has sent a number of emails detailing security failures to figures based at organizations including the Homeland Security Information Network, the FBI, Flashpoint and a partner of NASA, commenting:
"Forgot to mention that the email will also contain another 150 vulnerable servers from the Pentagon, NASA, DHS, Federal Reserve, Intelligence firms, L-3 CyberSecurity, JAXA, etc. consider it an early Christmas present from us)."
Team GhostShell has been connected to a number of high-profile campaigns in 2012. In recent months, the collective has claimed responsibility for leaking 120,000 university records, as well as the release of 2.5 million records originating from the Russian government.
[Pastebin leak] http://pastebin.com/
Included in the dump were log-in names, passwords, email addresses and CVs, plus the contents of online databases. The data stolen was posted on several different sites to stop it being swiftly found and deleted.
Winter is here and so are we, to present Team GhostShell's last project. We've included plenty of surprises in this one, so hop on our bandwagon, we're going on an adventure!
#ProjectWhiteFox will conclude this year's series of attacks by promoting hacktivism worldwide and drawing attention to the freedom of information on the net. For those two factors we have prepared a juicy release of 1.6 million accounts/records from fields such as aerospace, nanotechnology, banking, law, education, government, military, all kinds of wacky companies & corporations working for the department of defense, airlines and more.
But before that, we need to talk a bit about a recent event that occurred and is/should be of great interest to everyone that uses the internet. The ITU (International Telecommunication Union) is hosting a meeting right now that may very well decide the fate of how the inet will be managed in the future. Basically the UN may very well give total power to the ITU on how to handle everything.
Apparently there was over 1.6 million data leaked for various companies to pastebin and a backup file in Anonpaste. The data leaked containing email and home addresses, defense material tests and analysis notes, mailing lists, passwords and names. In addition, some file dumps also include administrator email addresses and accompanying passwords, telephone numbers, hashed passwords and database details of company suppliers in the aerospace and oil industries.
A file titled "NASA's Engineers: Center for Advanced Engineering" contains email addresses, member names, and what appears to be the passwords of several users.
Team GhostShell writes that it has sent a number of emails detailing security failures to figures based at organizations including the Homeland Security Information Network, the FBI, Flashpoint and a partner of NASA, commenting:
"Forgot to mention that the email will also contain another 150 vulnerable servers from the Pentagon, NASA, DHS, Federal Reserve, Intelligence firms, L-3 CyberSecurity, JAXA, etc. consider it an early Christmas present from us)."
Team GhostShell has been connected to a number of high-profile campaigns in 2012. In recent months, the collective has claimed responsibility for leaking 120,000 university records, as well as the release of 2.5 million records originating from the Russian government.
[Pastebin leak] http://pastebin.com/
Included in the dump were log-in names, passwords, email addresses and CVs, plus the contents of online databases. The data stolen was posted on several different sites to stop it being swiftly found and deleted.
Winter is here and so are we, to present Team GhostShell's last project. We've included plenty of surprises in this one, so hop on our bandwagon, we're going on an adventure!
#ProjectWhiteFox will conclude this year's series of attacks by promoting hacktivism worldwide and drawing attention to the freedom of information on the net. For those two factors we have prepared a juicy release of 1.6 million accounts/records from fields such as aerospace, nanotechnology, banking, law, education, government, military, all kinds of wacky companies & corporations working for the department of defense, airlines and more.
But before that, we need to talk a bit about a recent event that occurred and is/should be of great interest to everyone that uses the internet. The ITU (International Telecommunication Union) is hosting a meeting right now that may very well decide the fate of how the inet will be managed in the future. Basically the UN may very well give total power to the ITU on how to handle everything.
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