CNET database of foreign science and technology website stolen hackers say I'm harmless.

"TechWeb Report" July 15 news, according to foreign media reports, a Russian hacker organization said it invaded the famous technology Web site CNET Server and stole a registered user database last weekend. The hacker group has attacked several mega news and business websites. The organization, called W0RM, said it would not divulge CNET's source code. The organization claims to be W0RM, and one of its representatives recently told CNET on Twitter that it had acquired a database from CNET's server with registered username, mail and encrypted passwords, There are always 1百多万名 CNET users will be affected. The hacker also said the group did not intend to decrypt the user's password or sell the database, but he said this week that it would sell the database to CNET for 622 dollars, saying it was only a matter of interest. He said the group's move was not for profit, but to improve the security of the network environment. The popularity of CNET's website is the main reason the group attacked it. "We are committed to making the Internet better and safer," w0rm in Monday. I'd also like to say that CNET's security experts are really tough, but they're still close. Robert Hansen, a security expert at the white Hat security of cybersecurity, says CNET's registered users need not worry. "When a website is hacked it's really humiliating, but most of the time it's a good thing," he said. W0RM did not disclose CNET's source code and told the public that they had made compromises.