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Removed Affirmed ShinyHunters Programmer Argues Not Liable in US Court by Darkpro Carding
The ShinyHunters bunch is known for the absolute biggest information breaks in 2021-2022, in which the individual information of a huge number of clients was spilled on the now-held onto Raidforums.
In July 2022, HackRead.com covered Sebastian Raoult, a supposed individual from the ShinyHunters hacking bunch, who was captured at Rabat Global Air terminal in Morocco in line with the US.
This week, the 21-year-old French resident from Epinal City was removed to the U.S. what's more, accused of nine counts, including intrigue, PC interruption, wire extortion, and irritated data fraud.
Raoult argued not blameworthy to the cybercrimes on Friday in Seattle government court. The directing Justice Judge, Michelle Peterson, requested him to be kept as a flight risk until a consultation on the third of April 2023.
As per the prosecution declared by U.S. Lawyer Scratch Brown, Sebastien Raoult, otherwise called Sezyo Kaizen, was an individual from a hacking bunch that called itself ShinyHunters. They are known for focusing on high-profile organizations, taking their information bases, and selling them on the dim web as well as clearnet.
Throughout the long term, HackRead.com has widely written about the exercises of the ShinyHunters bunch. The gathering has guaranteed liability regarding a few high-profile information breaks. These remember organizations for the US, India, Indonesia, Brazil, and some more.
It is quite important that ShinyHunters was mostly dynamic on the now-held onto Raidforums. Here is a rundown of a portion of the information breaks guaranteed by ShinyHunters and detailed by Hackread.com:
123RF - 8.3M records spilled
Mashable - 5.22GB worth of information
Printed - 5 million records spilled
Dunzo - 11GB worth of information spilled
AT&T Inc. - 70 million records sold
ProctorU - 444,267 records spilled
WedMeGood - 41.5 GB worth of information
Dave.com - 7 million records spilled
Bhinneka - 1 million+ records spilled
WattPad - 271 million records spilled
Tokopedia - 91 million records spilled
Huge Container - 20 million records spilled
Couchsurfing - 17 million records spilled
Creature Jam - A huge number of clients' information, particularly kids.
Notwithstanding Raoult, two other French nationals have been arraigned for their contribution with the ShinyHunters hacking bunch. Gabriel Bildstein, 23, and Abdel-Hakim El-Ahmadi, 22, were captured alongside Raoult.
As indicated by a report from Moroccan media, the young fellow's dad, Paul Raoult, impugned the Moroccan court, saying his child was "deceived by France." "He was offered to the Americans. What is France hanging tight for to recapture control of this document?" he said.
Raoult's legal advisor, Philippe Ohayon, likewise reviled the U.S. removal demand, guaranteeing that the case fell under French purview since the supposed demonstrations were committed in France by a French national(s).
Because of the U.S. removal demand being conceded, Raoult presently stands to confront a brutal sentence that could arrive at as long as 100 years of imprisonment under the American corrective code.
The ShinyHunters bunch is known for the absolute biggest information breaks in 2021-2022, in which the individual information of a huge number of clients was spilled on the now-held onto Raidforums.
In July 2022, HackRead.com covered Sebastian Raoult, a supposed individual from the ShinyHunters hacking bunch, who was captured at Rabat Global Air terminal in Morocco in line with the US.
This week, the 21-year-old French resident from Epinal City was removed to the U.S. what's more, accused of nine counts, including intrigue, PC interruption, wire extortion, and irritated data fraud.
Raoult argued not blameworthy to the cybercrimes on Friday in Seattle government court. The directing Justice Judge, Michelle Peterson, requested him to be kept as a flight risk until a consultation on the third of April 2023.
As per the prosecution declared by U.S. Lawyer Scratch Brown, Sebastien Raoult, otherwise called Sezyo Kaizen, was an individual from a hacking bunch that called itself ShinyHunters. They are known for focusing on high-profile organizations, taking their information bases, and selling them on the dim web as well as clearnet.
Throughout the long term, HackRead.com has widely written about the exercises of the ShinyHunters bunch. The gathering has guaranteed liability regarding a few high-profile information breaks. These remember organizations for the US, India, Indonesia, Brazil, and some more.
It is quite important that ShinyHunters was mostly dynamic on the now-held onto Raidforums. Here is a rundown of a portion of the information breaks guaranteed by ShinyHunters and detailed by Hackread.com:
123RF - 8.3M records spilled
Mashable - 5.22GB worth of information
Printed - 5 million records spilled
Dunzo - 11GB worth of information spilled
AT&T Inc. - 70 million records sold
ProctorU - 444,267 records spilled
WedMeGood - 41.5 GB worth of information
Dave.com - 7 million records spilled
Bhinneka - 1 million+ records spilled
WattPad - 271 million records spilled
Tokopedia - 91 million records spilled
Huge Container - 20 million records spilled
Couchsurfing - 17 million records spilled
Creature Jam - A huge number of clients' information, particularly kids.
Notwithstanding Raoult, two other French nationals have been arraigned for their contribution with the ShinyHunters hacking bunch. Gabriel Bildstein, 23, and Abdel-Hakim El-Ahmadi, 22, were captured alongside Raoult.
As indicated by a report from Moroccan media, the young fellow's dad, Paul Raoult, impugned the Moroccan court, saying his child was "deceived by France." "He was offered to the Americans. What is France hanging tight for to recapture control of this document?" he said.
Raoult's legal advisor, Philippe Ohayon, likewise reviled the U.S. removal demand, guaranteeing that the case fell under French purview since the supposed demonstrations were committed in France by a French national(s).
Because of the U.S. removal demand being conceded, Raoult presently stands to confront a brutal sentence that could arrive at as long as 100 years of imprisonment under the American corrective code.