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I think engadget just blurred out the passwords there.

• latch 15y ago
  No, if you look at the characters in the UI. Still, clearly the answer is that's a hacker's computer. Just because its an India store doesn't mean the hacker is Indian.
  • hhjj 15y ago
    Some engadget reader sent the content of the file with a screenshot. Maybe a hacker's computer not necessarily the hacker's computer. Just to be clear.
    • kyberias 15y ago
      Yes that cleared it up, thanks.
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• Jagat 15y ago
  Here is the image that shows the passwords (email IDs are still hidden though). http://img7.ph.126.net/wWJQXBUb5HzfZKPphMH9iA==/2882866711487786527.jpg http://img7.ph.126.net/wWJQXBUb5HzfZKPphMH9iA==/288286671148... I'm pretty impressed by their choice of passwords, except for one Aseem Bansal who has aseembansal as his password. And here's the hacker's blogpost that has some screenshots http://ps.s.blog.163.com/blog/static/89878892201211132353615/ http://ps.s.blog.163.com/blog/static/89878892201211132353615...