An Indian hacker going with the handle of Assassin has hacked into the email system of Pakistan’s Quaid-e-Azam University ), as a result login information of 99 users have been leaked on Pastebin.
Assassin hacker left the data for public with a message asking Pakistani hackers not to attack Indian sites. The message on Pastebin was expressed in these words:
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Indian Assasin Was Here, Fuck Security! Dont fuck with Indian websites Pakistan, come learn with your daddy..Quaid-i-azam University Pakistan QUA Webmail hacked.
The leaked data contains user id, usernames, emails and encrypted passwords of site’s users. Link of targeted site, email login link and leaked data can be found by visiting following links:
- ttps://mail.qau.edu.pk/src/login.php
- http://pastebin.com/0FYK7k84
This is not the first time when Quaid-e-Azam university had its login details out, on 15th June a hacker going with the handle of Spider64 had leaked similar data along with site’s database.
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