After focusing earlier this year on Anti-Virus vendors, Uno, the Romanian Hacker is now back and reports in his blog that an Orange France web site dedicated to photo management is vulnerable to SQL injection and that he was able to access 245,000 records from the web site.
WHID 2009-39: Uno is back: 245,000 records stolen from Orange France using SQL injection
WHID 2009-36: Hackers steal Austalian and NZ Shell customer info (Updated)
Update (Apr 19th 2009) - (Presumably) the hacker posted a comment to this story with some details. He says that the number of records leaking was much higher: 17,000 Aussies and 7,000 Kiwis. The rest we did not understand and hope that either he or any of you can clarify.
Leakage of information from an energy company is usually associated with gas stations fraud such as installing a stealth credit card reader at the pump. However, a report suggests that an incident in which information about 4500 Australian and 1400 Kiwis leaked was a result of a glitch in a web based application for applying for a Shell fuel card. The information obtained included company names, address details, email addresses and some bank account details.