Anonymous Leaked A Massive List Of Passwords And Credit Card Numbers

Completing on dangers of a Christmas hack, a Twitter record asserting connection with Anonymous discharged a rundown of what it says are usernames and passwords for 13,000 records on Amazon, Playstation, Xbox Live, Hulu Plus, Walmart and other retail and stimulation administrations.

The hack moreover included charge card numbers, security codes and lapse dates.the trove was connected to in a Friday tweet

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#LulzXmas: VPNCyberGhost, UbiSoft, VCC, Brazzers, UFC TV, PSN, XBL Gamers, Twitch TV, Amazon, Hulu Plus, Dell, Walmart, (EA) Games, LEAKED..
— Anonymous (@AnonymousGlobo) December 26, 2014

Upgrade: Cyberghost CEO Robert Knapp says the gathering did not list client accreditations from his administration, however free initiation keys. He said there is no security weakness for Cyberghost clients.

Notwithstanding giving record data to online retailer, gaming and feature benefits, the store likewise incorporates data for a mixture of erotica destinations. The Daily Dot has ordered a full rundown of influenced organizations.

Furthermore just to finish it off, the gathering incorporated a stolen download of "The Interview." When Sony pulled the arrival of "The Interview," Anonymous guaranteed on Twitter they would discharge the film themselves. It appears the organization's choice to disperse the film in specific theaters and online in the U.s. did not deflect the programmers. (As Techcrunch noted prior, "The Interview" was allegedly torrented 750,000 times in its initial 20 hours)

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Well, to finish with #LulzXmas. Film "The Interview" available for download. Kernel.mp4 2.05 GB https://t.co/Q8XytvJxGV #Anonymous #AntiSec
— Anonymous (@AnonymousGlobo) December 26, 2014

The purportedly stolen account data for Playstation and Xbox Live was posted simply a day after an alternate programmer gathering called Lizard Squad asserted obligation regarding taking the two systems out on what is likely the greatest gaming day of the year.