Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail

Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail
Robert Lemos, 2007-09-04

Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail 2007-09-04
Anonymous (1 replies)

Some of them have a password of 1234 - are you kidding me?

These are supposed to be Government agencies?...

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Re: Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail 2007-09-08
Anonymous

As the example shows it does not really matter if the password is 1234 or something long and complicated if you transfer it unencrypted or from unsecure computers....

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Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail 2007-09-05
Anonymous (2 replies)

Blog site looks to be down. Pretty quick....

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Re: Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail 2007-09-05
Robert Lemos

I posted another news brief on the situation today. You can find it here: http://www.securityfocus.com/brief/582

-R...

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Re: Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail 2007-09-05
Anonymous

Google it, it's cached...

If that doesn't work, then check torrent sites later, I'm sure it will appear......

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Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail 2007-09-05
Anonymous

This is BS. At US government networks would _NOT_ have classified info on email servers or in email at all....

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Hacker exposes embassies' e-mail 2007-09-06
Anonymous

Guys like this give hackers a bad name. He didn't notify them because he didn't believe they would listen??? Even so, it is the responsible thing to do. Notify them first and keep an audit trail to CYA....

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