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Social networking site FindFriendz.com reportedly hacked – again?! (updated)

Posted on November 13, 2011November 13, 2011 by Dissent

Via E Hacking News, A “t34m t!g3R” hacker by the handle of “An0nym0us  sn3Ak3r” claims to have hacked FindFriendz.com and acquired 57,721 usernames and clear-text passwords.  A subset of them,  364 usernames with their corresponding passwords appear on Pastebin. The data were posted on November 10.

Update: I just came across something from May of 2011 reporting that they had been hacked back then, too. At that, time, 45,000 users’ data were compromised – again with usernames and clear-text passwords, although that dump also contained e-mail addresses.

 

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