Presidential website president of Bolivia hacked and data has been leaked

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The presidential website of Bolivia presidencia.gob.bo has been hacked. The hack has been carried out by twitter id: @SwichSmoke.

The government website presidencia.gob.bo is a high ranking website. The website data has been breached and has been data leaked.

You can find the pastebin file here:
http://pastebin.com/UH6wNafx

 

 

  1. ######################################
  2. # Http://twitter.com/ #! / SwichSmoke #
  3. #####################################
  4.  
  5. SwichSmoke: Evo Morales Chavez jalabola # 1
  6.  
  7.  
  8. http://www.presidencia.gob.bo/
  9.  
  10. pc-linux-gnu-Debian_7etch8 VERSION 5.0.32-log
  11. jchacon_comunicacion
  12. Jchacon_usercomu USER @ localhost
  13. sy_user jchacon_usercomu @ localhost
  14.  
  15.  
  16. Nmap scan report for www.presidencia.gob.bo (190.129.71.213)
  17. Host is up (0.20s latency).
  18. RDNS record for 190.129.71.213: wiphala.presidencia.gob.bo
  19. Not shown: 982 closed ports
  20. PORT STATE SERVICE
  21. 21/tcp open ftp
  22. 22/tcp open ssh
  23. 25/tcp filtered smtp
  24. 53/tcp open domain
  25. 80/tcp open http
  26. 106/tcp open pop3pw
  27. 110/tcp open pop3
  28. 135/tcp filtered MSRPC
  29. 139/TCP filtered netbios-ssn
  30. 143/tcp open imap
  31. 443/tcp open https
  32. 445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
  33. 465/tcp open smtps
  34. 593/tcp filtered http-rpc-EPMAP
  35. 993/tcp open imaps
  36. 995/tcp open pop3s
  37. 3306/tcp open mysql
  38. 4444/tcp filtered krb524
  39.  
  40.  
  41.  
  42. Administration / users
  43.  
  44. MD5 password email login name
  45. jbuitrago 22de67713ba6992c835ab18c4d3f8c3d (emilio12) Jaime Buitrago [email protected]
  46. jclaguna 9db3c8f773c85206e661d7538de50fe7 (alexandra) Juan Carlos Laguna      
  47. jvaldez 0c78b03749c212fd56088cff69bd188e (valdezjo) Jose Luis Valdez     
  48. mcarrasco bd3901d64dee635d85ee49082b467b0a (prensa10) Mauricio Carrasco
  49. pr3s1d3nc14 75f477ee35c6ba8efcb456647dc3c7e0 (z1zt3m4z1010) [email protected] Systems Development
  50.  
  51. Email: [email protected] • Tel / Fax: (591-2) 2202321 • pass: z1zt3m4z1010

 

 


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