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Verizon breached, Customer information at risk

Paul by Paul
December 23, 2012
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Earlier today @TibitXimer announced that he had breached the Verizon mobile network’s server and has a total of 3 million account information.

Tibit posted his message on Pastebin and uploaded a small amount of Verizon accounts to Anonfiles.me.  The file uploaded is a 16 megabyte .rar file that contains a 286mb txt file named  rk10852_042_01z_m_ezzzzed_smgi.txt and is said to only contain a few hundred thousand accounts with the rest to possibly be leaked at a later date.

The accounts are said to be from Verizon’s FIOS Customers.

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Merry Christmas!

Hope you all are enjoying your holidays, I just wanted you all to open a present early, so here is a database with a few hundred thousand customer records from Verizon’s FIOS Department! It includes serial numbers, names, addresses, date they became a customer, password to their account, phone numbers, etc…

At the time of posting @TibitXimer’s Twitter account is inaccessible  not sure if it was deleted by himself or Twitter.

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