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The army is keen to interrogate a hacker alleged to have worked in its ranks after the Royal Thai Police (RTP) on Saturday submitted a letter to the suspect's supervisor and the army staff judge advocate to have him brought in for questioning within seven days.

The army has yet to find a way to contact a sergeant, a driver at its transport department, suspected of hacking the personal data of 55 million Thais, according to the army spokeswoman.

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Since it was created in 2018, reports say that the marketplace holds over 80 million account access credentials.

The police in Spain have arrested José Luis Huertas (aka

Out of action and also to arrest many of the people suspected of using it to bleed back in very large numbers. its thought about 2 million peoples dater was for sale on genis market. it wasntjust logins and passwords, simple access to peoples banking accounts and shopping accounts but also all sorts of other information about the computer they usually use, browse the information about ip address, physical location and putting all that together would allow a hacker to actually pretty much convinc...

Operation cookie monster. that title operation cookie monster. that title operation cookie monster is a reference to the fact that one of the things on sale on genesis was cookies, things which are put out on your computer when you log in to help you log in the next time. genesis market was even selling those who help conceal the fact that it was a hacker and not a genuine user logging in. it was a hacker and not a genuine user logging in-— user logging in. daniel, it is 17 countries. _ user l...

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation worked with law enforcement agencies across 17 countries to arrest 119 people connected to a website where cheap bots that could be used to plunder entire accounts were for sale for as little as $1.

PETALING JAYA: Immigration director-general Datuk Ruslin Jusoh has has confirmed that its website was hacked.

Thai police are investing a hacker who threatened to release data stolen in an alleged security breach affecting 55 million Thais, according to Thailand’s Digital Economy and Society (DES) Minister Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn.