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Hacker steals information on 6 million Chileans

Santiago, May 11 (EFE).- Personal data on some 6 million Chileans were accessed on the Internet by a hacker who stole files from the Web pages of several public service companies, police said Sunday.

Hacker steals information on 6 million Chileans

(EFE Ingles Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Santiago, May 11 (EFE).- Personal data on some 6 million Chileans were accessed on the Internet by a hacker who stole files from the Web pages of several public service companies, police said Sunday.

Personal Information of Six Million Chileans Posted Online

A hacker in Chile posted personal details about six million Chileans online. According to reports in the Chilean media, the hacker, known as 'Anonymous Coward' hacked into government and military servers and stole data including ID card numbers, addresses, telephone numbers, emails and academic records. He then posted the information on a Chilean technology blog before the owners of the site contacted authorities and removed the links. The Chilean newspaper El Mercurio reported that the hacker had committed the offence in order "to demonstrate how poorly protected data in Chile is."

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Hacker Exposes 6 Million Chileans' Data to Make a Point

Chilean officials have begun investigating an incident in which a hacker posted the personal information of 6 million people online. The hacker explained that the data was stolen and posted to prove a point about the Chilean government's lax security measures.

Hacker Exposes 6 Million Chileans' Data to Make a Point

Chilean officials have begun investigating an incident in which a hacker posted the personal information of 6 million people online. The hacker explained that the data was stolen and posted to prove a point about the Chilean government's lax security measures.

Hacker steals data of 6 million Chileans

A hacker broke into the Chilean government computer network and stole addresses, phone numbers, and other personal data of 6 million citizens, the Associated Press reported.

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May Sales Down 1% For Tandy Leather Factory

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Hacker steals Chileans' data, posts to Net

A hacker broke into the Chilean government computer network and stole addresses, phone numbers, and other personal data of 6 million citizens, the Associated Press reported.

Hacker splashes data from six million Chileans on Internet: report

A hacker broke into Chile's government sites mining data from six million people which he then posted on the Internet on two popular servers for several hours, the El Mercurio daily have said.

Hacker Posts Data On Six Million Chileans

A computer hacker in Chile decided to demonstrate the poor level of security in the country by grabbing and posting personal details from government servers on six million of his countrymen.

Hacker splashes data from six million Chileans on Internet: report

SANTIAGO (AFP) - A hacker broke into Chile's government sites mining data from six million people which he then posted on the Internet on two popular servers for several hours, the El Mercurio daily have said.

Hacker splashes data from six million Chileans on Internet: report

File photo shows the view from the San Cristobal hill overlooking the Chilean capital Santiago. A hacker broke into Chiles government sites mining data from six million people which he then posted on the Internet

Books-A-Million web sales rise 3% for the first quarter

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Pandora Bracelets USA Becomes Hacker Safe

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Hacker posts personal details of 6m Chileans

A hacker with a point to prove posted personal details on 6m Chileans on the internet after lifting the information from government websites.

Hacker posts personal details of 6m Chileans

A hacker with a point to prove posted personal details on 6m Chileans on the internet after lifting the information from government websites.

Hacker in Chile Posts Data on 6 Million People

A computer hacker in Chile has published confidential records belonging to six million people on the Internet, officials say. The information was obtained by hacking into government and military servers, and was posted on a technology blog.

Q1 e-commerce revenue for Playboy Enterprises was down 3%

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Select Comfort web sales toss and turn in the first quarter

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