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Pentagon.mil Breached with a Partial data Dump

Paul by Paul
January 15, 2013 - Updated on April 26, 2017
in Data Breaches, Security
Reading Time: 2 mins read
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A hacker that goes by the name “~!White!~” has contacted us with a breach on a Pentagon.mil sub domain,  the sub domain was not disclosed.

The individual did provide us with a partial data dump that was posted to Pastee.org with a expiration date and all the sensitve data removed.  You can view a snippet of the dump below:

Pentagon.Mil

available databases [79]:
[*] AppianTracking
[*] ArmyPostureStatement
[*] btac
[*] caad
[*] CBMa
[*] ChaplainCenter
[*] hydadatasource
[*] master
[*] sb_veodo
[*] schedz
[*] acsim_ca
[*] AF_CMRA
[*] AF_CMRE_Audit
[*] ANC
[*] ArmySuggestionProgram
[*] ARTSDOL_IDB
[*] AYFBH
[*] BA
[*] BLxM
[*] CMRA
[*] CMRA_Audit
[*] CMRA_Hist
[*] CMRA_Hist_Audit
[*] CMRP
[*] coredb
[*] CTOF
[*] CYT_Training
[*] dpo
[*] DSLDB
[*] eDARTS_IDB
[*] edartsanc
[*] eflow
[*] EFUNDS2
[*] Emanager
[*] HumanResources
[*] INFOSEC
[*] ITQ13E
[*] IWIAS
[*] IWIAS_Symposium
[*] IWIAS_Training
[*] KIOSK
[*] logistics
[*] LSWpropturnin
[*] model
[*] msdb
[*] OAA911Memorial
[*] OAA911Memorial_Public
[*] OCLLfeedback
[*] OGCEthicsTraining
[*] Opentraining
[*] OPSEC
[*] pam2530_data
[*] pentlib
[*] phone
[*] PTI
[*] RBuilderOO_p2011
[*] RbuilderOPTrain_P2011
[*] ROCQ
[*] routeranc
[*] routerdb
[*] Sigar
[*] SLD_History
[*] SMY_NP
[*] surveys
[*] tempdb
[*] TLD_CMO
[*] tmsDB
[*] TnA
[*] TrackingSysFeedBack
[*] TRM_Utilities
[*] TRMIS
[*] TRMIS_AC
[*] TRMIS_AR
[*] TRMIS_FcMS
[*] TRMIS_ITRM
[*] TRMIS_NG
[*] TRMIS_Ref
[*] Ucr
[*] vpas

Database: abc
[3 tables]
+---------------------------------+
| dbo.Q                           |
| dbo.[\t#\x1e]                   |
| dbo.[~\x7f?5\x05E\tA\x06))u\x0b]|
+---------------------------------+

Database: ChaplainCenter
[1 table]
+-------------+
| dbo.[\x03!] |
+-------------+

Database: dpo
[5 tables]
+----------------------+
| dbo.Address_T        |
| dbo.Mail_Manager_T   |
| dbo.Service_T        |
| dbo.Maiurqty_T       |
| dbo.dtproperties     |
+----------------------+

The hacker also claimed to have vulnerabilities discovered in the following sites, “Noaa.gov,Doe.gov,Army.mil,Dla.mil,Osd.mil,Pentagon.mil, and Usmc.mil”.  He then went on to say, “The vulnerability was already reported, but since they didn’t fix it i decided to show them what could happen if they don’t secure their site. All sensitive information was removed and or not included in the dump. I sent them another email telling them what could happen if someone else got their hands on the vulnerability.”

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