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IAS100 Hacked and 30,000+ login details leaked by Bangladeshi Cyber Army

February 25th, 2012 Waqas Cyber Events, Hacking News, News 0 comments
IAS100 Hacked and 30,000+ login details leaked by Bangladeshi Cyber Army
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Bangladeshi hackers have stuck again, this time by hacking IAS100 website along with the database, exposing over 30,000 login details of daily users. BCA, Bangladeshi Cyber Army has leaked four lists of 30,000 login details on pastbin consisting of emails and passwords.

IAS100 is an Online portal for UPSC IAS, Indian Civil Service exam  preparation and various various other state service examinations.

Hackers have discributed credential details in four parts that can be obtained from following links:

http://pastebin.com/KK8fwx7c 
http://pastebin.com/6rfNtPWT 
http://pastebin.com/GRwq5ASa 

According to BCA, ” WELL THIS IS THE DATA I COLLECTED FROM INDIAN FORUM IAS100. SOME OF THE PASSWORD ARE MASTER PASS FOR THEIR EMAIL AND FACEBOOK AND EVERY ONLINE ENTITY. This is not just IAS hack, this is more then that! because most of the people are using same login and passwords on different social networking websites specially orkut and facebook. 

Last week it was the same Bangladesh Cyber Army that hacked and defaced the Website of Indian High Commission in Singapore and sensitive data was leaked and posted online as the ongoing cyber war between Bangladesh and Indian hackers gets more heat.

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