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Government website logins for sale

A hacker claims to have Western government website logins for sale.

Jan 25 2011 10:44AM

Over 4,500 logins uploaded to open source content site

Scammer leverages Scribd.

May 24 2010 1:02PM

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logins

Government website logins for sale

Over 4,500 logins uploaded to open source content site

Most popular tech stories

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Government website logins for sale

Over 4,500 logins uploaded to open source content site

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