Lulzsec releases 62,000 emails and passwords

[AlanJohn]

Thanks Lulz!
I can hack multiple GBAtemp users now!
joking... But I would do it....

 

[Deleted User]

LulzSec, you suck.

 

[The Catboy]

These guys need to be stopped!

 

[DrOctapu]

LulzSec, you suck.
QUOTE(A Gay Little Catboy @ Jun 17 2011, 07:06 AM) These guys need to be stopped!

I take it you guys played this?

 

[SamAsh07]

Lol I kept saying "I'm wondering if they'll ever target Blizzard" well that World Of Warcraft in first post proves it they atleast leaked accounts. Checked mine, not in list.

 

[m3rox]

Their website says it's 26,000, not 62,000.

 

[Nathan Drake]

Well, my email is safe, as is my brother's email, and even my secondary that I consistently forget the password to (hey look, I forgot it again) is safe. I just went ahead and posted the Gizmodo link on Facebook in hope that at least some people will look at it.

 

[Coto]

Bad news indeed. Let's hope no one here has been affected. My friends mail have been already checked without bad results

 

[Paarish]

phew! Looks like mine wasn't leaked. However I don't use me gmail account, but it's good to know these things...

 

[Joe88]

thanx for adding the gizmodo link, didnt know they made a web application to search the list
was trying to avoid sources that linked directly to the list

 

[Wombo Combo]

thanx for adding the gizmodo link, didnt know they made a web application to search the list
was trying to avoid sources that linked directly to the list

When you search it connects directly to the list to do a look up.

 

[Schlupi]

Err... what happened to the other mediafire hacking topic? It got deleted FAST. strange... I can't fnd any evidence of the mediafire hacking anywhere.

 

[Nathan Drake]

thanx for adding the gizmodo link, didnt know they made a web application to search the list
was trying to avoid sources that linked directly to the list

When you search it connects directly to the list to do a look up.

It most likely just links to a copy of all of the email addresses stored on a file linked to by the application. Lulzsec doesn't directly provide the list, but instead, leave it as a download. In that respect, there is no way to link directly to the document without making it a point to publish it themselves.

 

[SamAsh07]

I have this list, most of the passwords have already been changed, I hope random people haven't done that and just the rightful owner....

I got a hold of a certain persons account, it seemed like a very important e-mail with a lot of information on daily shopping and stuff. I changed the password and sent the new one to her family contacts, hopefully I did the right thing

 

[Bladexdsl]

i tried that list checker but when i push check nothing happens ever in both IE and FF i get a done but with error bs message in IE
bah i'm sure mines not on there anyway

 

[SamAsh07]

i tried that list checker but when i push check nothing happens ever in both IE and FF i get a done but with error bs message in IE
bah i'm sure mines not on there anyway

PM me your ID, I have the list, I'll check it for you

Not forcing you, just a suggestion pal.

 

[Eckin]

tried mine and some pals, found nothing

all is well

 

[Bladexdsl]

it was funny when these guys were attacking sony but it's not funny anymore they need to be stopped.

 

[Joe88]

People will support LulzSec until their hacking rampage affects them.

exactly, they are all gun ho about them, but once their information gets posted, all of the sudden they change their tune about them

 

[Nathan Drake]

Oh, it's fine when it's Sony. Hell, people were cheering them on there. As soon as it potentially has affected you though, suddenly it is all so bad bad bad. People need to learn that you can't support hackers that have gone out of their way to harm before, as it is basically a guarantee that they will do it again when people stupidly egg them on. Lulzsec has proven that they aren't selective in who they hack either. Everybody and everything is a potential target for them.

Maybe this will be a lesson to stop calling Lulzsec the Robin Hood's of the hacking age, as they have proven to be nothing but crooks.