• Hacking News
    • Leaks
    • WikiLeaks
    • Anonymous
  • Tech
    • Android
    • Apple News
    • BlackBerry
    • Google News
    • Microsoft
    • Motorola
    • Nokia
    • Samsung
    • 3D
  • Cyber Crime
    • Phishing Scam
  • How To
  • Cyber Events
    • Censorship
    • Cyber Attacks
  • Security
    • Malware
  • Surveillance
    • Drones
    • NSA
    • Privacy
  • Explore
    • Gaming
    • Science
    • Viral
HackRead
  • January 20th, 2021
  • Home
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
HackRead
  • Hacking News
    • Leaks
    • WikiLeaks
    • Anonymous
  • Tech
    • Android
    • Apple News
    • BlackBerry
    • Google News
    • Microsoft
    • Motorola
    • Nokia
    • Samsung
    • 3D
  • Cyber Crime
    • Phishing Scam
  • How To
  • Cyber Events
    • Censorship
    • Cyber Attacks
  • Security
    • Malware
  • Surveillance
    • Drones
    • NSA
    • Privacy
  • Explore
    • Gaming
    • Science
    • Viral
  • Follow us
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Linkedin
    • Youtube
Home
Hacking News

Chinese Government website taken down, database leaked by @VenomSec

October 14th, 2012 Waqas Hacking News 0 comments
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

The @VenomSec who does not require any kind of introduction in the cyber-world has done it again, this time he has taken down a Chinese government website and has leaked the data online.

The hack was announced by the hacker on his official Twitter account:

The domain http://shangzhi.gov.cn/ was taken down one hour ago and database is now available at PasteBin.

Shangzhi is a county-level city located in the southeast of Heilongjiang province, China and the effected website is owned by the local Chinese government, dealing with the matters related to the Shangzhi city.

The leak data contains username, ids, phone numbers and passwords of the users.

The hacker had yesterday announced that after Pakistani websites, it is time to hack Chinese & Israeli websites, the Shangzhi city website is first site to be taken down after the announcement.

@VenomSec is among  the list of those dangerous hackers who have been leaking important databases from the websites of government and privately owned institutions of Islamic world for last couple of weeks, just a week ago Afghan Islamic Press Website was hacked and database was made public, then an Islamic Magazine website and most importantly the website of Lahore High Court of Pakistan was hacked and the database was leaked by the same hacker.

At the time of writing this article, the website was restored and working.

  • Tags
  • @VenomSec
  • Anonymous hackers
  • Chinese website hacked
  • hacking news
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest
Previous article 86 Israeli websites hacked by CapoO_TunisiAnoO
Next article Israeli and Brazilian websites hacked, database leaked by @VenomSec
Waqas

Waqas

I am a UK-based cybersecurity journalist with a passion for covering the latest happenings in cyber security and tech world. I am also into gaming, reading and investigative journalism

Related Posts
Malwarebytes says it was also breached by SolarWinds hackers

Malwarebytes says it was also breached by SolarWinds hackers

Hackers compromised IObit forum to spread DeroHE ransomware

Hackers compromised IObit forum to spread DeroHE ransomware

Livecoin crypto exchange shuts down after losing domain to hackers

Livecoin crypto exchange shuts down after losing domain to hackers

Newsletter

Get the best stories straight into your inbox!



Don’t worry, we don’t spam

Latest Posts
Malwarebytes says it was also breached by SolarWinds hackers
Hacking News

Malwarebytes says it was also breached by SolarWinds hackers

42
Hackers compromised IObit forum to spread DeroHE ransomware
Hacking News

Hackers compromised IObit forum to spread DeroHE ransomware

95
X-rated social media app Fleek exposed explicit photos of users
Leaks

X-rated social media app Fleek exposed explicit photos of users

265

HACKREAD is a News Platform that centers on InfoSec, Cyber Crime, Privacy, Surveillance and Hacking News with full-scale reviews on Social Media Platforms & Technology trends. Founded in 2011, HackRead is based in the United Kingdom.

Follow us