Powerful Greek Army: SQL injection on UNHCR's website

As can be seen the governmental ones of India is one of the favorite targets of the Powerful Greek Army since this time it managed to hack high-profile websites of the country and obtained the codes hundreds of users.

Kapustkiy, who describes himself as pentester and who is a member of the Powerful Greek Army, reports that he gained access to the database of two different Indian High Commission websites using SQL injection. He eventually managed to obtain credentials from nearly 200 accounts.Powerful Greek Army

The High Commission of Ghana, the High Commission of Finland, but also the corresponding website of India, were hacked a few hours ago by Kapustkiy, who decided to leak part of the database in order to convince the Indian administrators to fix the vulnerabilities.

Kapustkiy says he decided to hack the page in India when its administrators were unable to boost the και να επιδιορθώσουν τα τρωτά that he had identified earlier, and they helped him gain access to the credentials of hundreds of users.

"I talked to Yatin Patel (he runs all these sites) and he promised me a while ago that he would take a look," the hacker said.

"I did not send the e-mail because they claimed that they had fixed everything that was not true."

Indian authorities later publicly acknowledged the vulnerabilities discovered by Kapustkiy and issued a thank you note for the security pentester to show their appreciation for helping them address vulnerabilities that could have exposed the of the website.

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