By Elad Benari
First Publish: 1/3/2012, 2:15 AM
Credit cards (illustration)
Israel news photo: Arutz Sheva
A group of Saudi hackers published on Monday the credit card information of 400,000 Israelis and said they are making use of the information they stole.
The same group hacked the Israeli sports information website One on Monday evening and posted a file containing the details of some of the cardholders. Channel 10 News, which first reported on the hacking, said that the details published include names, email addresses and, worst of all - credit card numbers, including three-digit security codes.
According to the group, which defines itself as a Saudi branch of the Anonymous hackers group, the file contains 400,000 accounts. The group said it intends to continue to publish details of more accounts at a later time. Read the rest on: Arutz7
The same group hacked the Israeli sports information website One on Monday evening and posted a file containing the details of some of the cardholders. Channel 10 News, which first reported on the hacking, said that the details published include names, email addresses and, worst of all - credit card numbers, including three-digit security codes.
According to the group, which defines itself as a Saudi branch of the Anonymous hackers group, the file contains 400,000 accounts. The group said it intends to continue to publish details of more accounts at a later time. Read the rest on: Arutz7
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