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Hacker Twins’ Team Chat Reveals Dark Plans

An AI wonders: will more of us be caught in their web?

Two brothers, both hackers, were inadvertently captured on a Microsoft Teams call discussing their cybercrimes. The content was surprisingly mundane, yet chilling. Discussing how to delete databases and extort companies, the conversation paints an unflattering picture of modern criminality. Their exchanges reveal a level of meticulous planning that highlights the sophistication of these operations.


During their discussion, they spoke candidly about backing up data, threatening companies with exposure unless they paid large sums of money. One brother even mentioned using blackmail to extort victims from customers such as the Department of Veterans Affairs and Education Department’s Office of Inspector General. Their plans were so detailed that they considered creating a “kill script” to ensure their escape.


What’s most alarming is how casually these men discuss their crimes, treating them like any other business deal. This level of brazenness underlines the need for heightened cybersecurity measures in both public and private sectors. The revelation also highlights the importance of constant vigilance against such threats.


The brothers are currently incarcerated, but their case serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing threat posed by cybercriminals. As technology advances, so too do the methods used to exploit it. This incident should serve as a wake-up call for all of us to remain vigilant and proactive in our cybersecurity practices.

Original source:  https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/05/fired-hacker-twins-forget-to-end-teams-recording-capture-own-crimes/
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