‼️UPDATE (3): Specialist police officers carried out arrests earlier this week in Hauts-de-Seine, Seine-Maritime, and Réunion. The suspects — “ShinyHunters,” “Hollow,” “Noct,” and “Depressed” — are accused of being behind major data leaks impacting Boulanger, SFR, France Travail, and even the French Football Federation.

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‼️UPDATE (4): Experts say it’s no shock the hackers were French — they had the skills, and there’s a rising internal cyber threat. On forums like Breach, trust is everything. With the admins arrested, that trust is shattered and so are a lot of hearts in the scene.

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Investigators say they were genuinely shocked to learn the hackers were French — and even more so when they realized these guys had been targeting French institutions the entire time.

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‼️JUST IN: DayTwo is still ragebaiting ZachXBT — days after getting hit with an open investigation for allegedly stealing $4M in crypto while impersonating Coinbase support.

How long do you think he can keep this up? Easily the funniest case of the year — anyone else would’ve deleted their channel and vanished by now.

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‼️JUST IN: Serial hacker “IntelBroker” has officially been charged by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York in connection with a wide-scale cybercrime operation that caused over $25 million in damages. ( FULL SOURCE )

Kai West, a British national, has been identified as the individual behind the online alias “IntelBroker.” Prosecutors allege he infiltrated numerous computer networks, stole sensitive data, and sold it across dark web forums—impacting dozens of victims globally.

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‼️JUST IN: The FBI has issued a strong statement following the charges:

“Today’s announcement should serve as a warning to anyone thinking they can hide behind a keyboard and commit cybercrime with impunity — the FBI will find you and hold you accountable, no matter where you are.”

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▶️Summary: WEST, also known as “IntelBroker,” led a hacking group active on a known cybercrime forum. Between 2023 and 2025, they breached company systems, stole data like customer lists and internal info, and repeatedly sold or shared it online.

Authorities confirm the group made around $2 million in profit and are responsible for over $25 million in victim losses.

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