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1 week agoDon't breathe that sigh of relief just yet: BreachForums is gone, but the Salesforce leak site isn't - DataBreaches.Net
BreachForums was seized by the FBI and international partners; ShinyHunters declares the forum dead, warns of compromised databases, seized servers, and imminent crackdown.
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1 week agoCops seize Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters' BreachForums domain
US authorities have seized the latest incarnation of BreachForums, the cybercriminal bazaar recently reborn under the stewardship of the so-called Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, with help from French cyber cops and the Paris prosecutor's office. The site, breachforums[.]hn, had become a public-facing leak shop for the group's latest extortion campaign, which targeted Salesforce and its corporate clientele. Visitors to both the clearnet and onion versions of the site were greeted today by an animated seizure notice courtesy of the US Department of Justice and the FBI,
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1 month agoConor Brian Fitzpatrick Re-Sentenced: Three years in prison plus 20 years supervised release for former BreachForums owner - DataBreaches.Net
Conor Fitzpatrick was re-sentenced to 36 months imprisonment with credit for time served and 20 years supervised release at FCI Danbury Low.
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1 month ago"Pompompurin's" re-sentencing is scheduled for Tuesday. What will the judge do this time? - DataBreaches.Net
But while awaiting sentencing, Fitzpatrick violated his bond conditions. In December of 2023, he was arrested and detained for 17 days until his sentencing hearing. His failure to adhere to his bond conditions and his failure to really express genuine remorse for his actions and to accept full responsibility for his actions were noted by the prosecution as indicators that he was a high risk for recidivism, and that society needed to be protected from him by sending him to prison.
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