A hacking group which calls itself Teampoison has distributed a collection of email addresses and passwords, which it claims to have obtained from the UN.
The hackers dumped the collection of around 100 usernames and passwords online, claiming it’s a form of retribution and punishment, because the UN is a “A Senate for Global Corruption” that wants to “facilitate the introduction of a New World Order.”
In its defence, Sausan Ghosheh, a spokesperson from the targeted United Nations Development Programme, said: “The server goes back to 2007. There are no active passwords listed for those accounts.”
The list of passwords is up on Pastebin and appears to be genuine — at least six of the UN accounts have passwords based around the old “12345″ classic standard and three of them even have “password” as their password. [BBC]









Go TeamPoison, you got my support! What the heck do they do at the united nations, what a load of bollocks! They good at supporting violent wars, how about you sort out the hunger problems in the world instead, like for good! Spread the wealth, make the world a fairer place to live!