Hacker selling compromised websites gets hacked by d33ds
A hacking group called d33ds broke into the online shop of a rival hacker who sells unauthorized access to high-profile websites and data. A hacker calling himself Srblche, also offered information stolen from websites belonging to the U.S. Army, the U.S. Department of Defense, the South Carolina National Guard and other institution. Srblche is believed to be Kuwaiti.
d33ds target Srblche, "Anyone willing to pay for this service must be as stupid as he is," d33ds wrote in its announcement of Srblche's online catalogue being hacked. D33ds is the same group that hacked RankMyHack.com . RankMyHack is a website that awards points for Web compromises depending on how big or important the target was. Hackers compete for a higher position on the leaderboard.
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A hacking group called d33ds broke into the online shop of a rival hacker who sells unauthorized access to high-profile websites and data. A hacker calling himself Srblche, also offered information stolen from websites belonging to the U.S. Army, the U.S. Department of Defense, the South Carolina National Guard and other institution. Srblche is believed to be Kuwaiti.
d33ds target Srblche, "Anyone willing to pay for this service must be as stupid as he is," d33ds wrote in its announcement of Srblche's online catalogue being hacked. D33ds is the same group that hacked RankMyHack.com . RankMyHack is a website that awards points for Web compromises depending on how big or important the target was. Hackers compete for a higher position on the leaderboard.
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