According to the latest status of the hacker's posting on the Breached.to forum, the hacker has not released the secret conversations of the Prime Minister's Office that were "bugged" as scheduled, and several users are replying to the post asking when it will be released. Meanwhile, according to Twitter's user status, the hacker's @Indishellgp Twitter account has been deactivated.

The ransomware gang, named after the Guy Ritchie-directed movie, targeted the most exclusive farm stores in the British Cotswolds and their celebrity customers.

The file is considered to be the most recent data from the Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs, updated to September 2022, and contains 85 GB of data with a total data volume of 102,533,211 entries.

U.S. intelligence informed the Portuguese government of the situation last week through the embassy in Lisbon, reportedly communicating directly with Prime Minister Antonio Costa in August, according to Portuguese newspaper Diario de Noticias.

An assessment of secure data carriers and shipping materials indicated that the arrestee had been active as a so-called "dark web vendor" for several months. The 25-year-old ran a thriving Internet business on the dark web - selling amphetamines, cocaine, marijuana and hashish.

The alleged Dark Web leak was of documents belonging to EU defense dealers, including those related to weapons used by Ukraine in its war with Russia.

The ransomware group BlackCat is a hacking group with ties to Russia. However, it is not known who exactly is behind it. On the Internet, you can find various cyber attacks BlackCat has been involved in and where ransoms have been demanded.

The hacker "ViktorLustig" shared a database index to show the data he had. It claims to include student information, registration numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, passwords, employee data, and more.

In a police interview, she admitted to looking generally at the site and a pop-up window appeared, which she clicked on and took her to the dark web. Her curiosity got the better of her and she was offered drugs, weapons and murder. She couldn't believe that such a site existed and that it must be a scam. She wanted to check if it was a scam.

Over two years, the Viennese "cocaine godfather" and his gang allegedly sold about 60 kilograms of drugs - 40 kilograms of cocaine and the rest of marijuana, amphetamines and ecstasy - and used the virtual currency Bitcoin to make payments.