harvard'shack

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udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

Takashi_Moto (2008-02-18)

AAHAHHAHAHHAFAGSAHHAHHHA
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maverex (2008-02-18)

Nevermind him guys.. Nobody wants you Pirate Bay Noobs.

Battlecow (2008-02-18)

nice hack.. just read about it on winbeta

jajajanei (2008-02-18)

I found an article on:

Im4everawesome (2008-02-19)

Nice Work.
I also just read about this on Torrent Freak.

 toxicjuggalo (2008-02-19)

would have been nice to know that it was done with a MAC..can't open the files..oh well good job showing them up

kaboom73 (2008-02-20)

Now you can find the passwd and shadow files here:

zomgkittylazerz (2008-02-20)

Fuck Harvard.

basman776 (2008-03-14)

Torrent for passwd and shadow files:
http://thepiratebay.se/tor/4079609

tomaattikasa (2008-03-14)

This is plain stupid. It's ok to flick institutions for ignoring their responsibilities about data security, but not at the expense of thousands of innocent people and their privacy.
People who download these kind of torrents are probably the same kind people who like to spread gossips, watch soap-operas and read weekly magazines for women.
In Finland we have this thing called "Juoruämmät".

juzzi90 (2008-03-15)

:DDD

Leggion-666 (2008-03-18)

lol :) Great work, guys!

1pp1k10k4m1 (2008-03-18)

this isn't even about the hack, or about Harvard. i mean, this is seriously a malicious attack that could RUIN alot of people's lives. According to the articles i've read, grad students have their SSNs in there. If that's true, and if this is real...then this is horrible. There's already a massive, worldwide problem with identity theft, alot of people who worked very hard could have their lives completely screwed up cuz somebody felt like they had to prove something to harvard. Not cool. they could've published this if they had something to prove, without the contacts or SSNs. That would have proved just as much without risking peoples' identities. Bad form...

basman776 (2008-03-20)

My superficial search for any SSN in this material leads me to the conclusion, that there are none.
The SQL dumps contain no database attribute for a SSN. And searching for the regexp \D(\d{3,3}\W?\d{2,2}\W?\d{4,4})\D gives a lot of false positives (phone numbers, zip codes).
Seems to me that the hard working americans got away this time.