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Xfire · by **PalZer0** » 29 Aug 11, 11:52 pm

http://securitybreaching.blogspot.com/2 ... ed-by.html

Apparently there'll be more hacks on the way. Let's hope Node don't get hit.

by **lee.** » 30 Aug 11, 7:29 am

Pastebin link doesn't lead anywhere.

by **Chucky** » 30 Aug 11, 7:34 am

Additionally no news story has picked it up since it was randomly posted on twitter, Fake story is fake :?:

by **lee.** » 30 Aug 11, 8:01 am

Right, so apparently it's iinet.com after reading through the "hackers" twitter.

by **Chucky** » 30 Aug 11, 8:02 am

For the next question....who the %$^& is iinet.com :dodgy:

by **lee.** » 30 Aug 11, 8:08 am

Someone taking advantage of iiNet's fame and luckily they registered before iiNet had from the look of it.

Just like www.westnet.net.au

by **Chucky** » 30 Aug 11, 8:10 am

For the next question, you fixed my bill yet lee. :lol:

by **lee.** » 30 Aug 11, 8:58 am

Chucky wrote:For the next question, you fixed my bill yet lee.

Get back to work.

by **Chucky** » 30 Aug 11, 10:18 am

iiNet hacked - encrypted usernames and passwords stolen