LulzSec Reborn, the so-called redux of disbanded hacker group LulzSec, leaked around 10,000 Twitter usernames and passwords of members who used TweetGif, an animated Gif-sharing application.
The file contained an unusually detailed trove of information on each member: usernames, passwords, real names, locations, bios, avatars, secret tokens used to authenticate TweetGif to pull Twitter data, and even their last tweet. The hackers' motivations are unclear at this point; an announcement posted on Pastebin merely linked to a destination for people to download the .SQL file.
The link for this article located at PC Magazine is no longer available.
