Hacker Ryushi sells Twitter user data on the dark web
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The criminal “Ryushi” publicly called for the sale of information of more than 400 million Twitter users that he had obtained by exploiting a fixed vulnerability for a whopping $200,000 (roughly Rs. 1,394,000) on the hacker community Breached. Shortly after the posting, Elon Musk reportedly came to his door to ask about it. Ryushi replied that Musk might want to buy the information if he wanted to avoid fines under Europe's GDPR law. Facebook has also been penalized $276 million by the European Union for the theft of information from 533 million users.
In addition to Twitter, the hackers also publicized Facebook user information data in their postings, including 533 million traffic users. This stolen information is extremely easy to use for cyber espionage,digital currencyFraud and other criminal acts.
The posting also provided specific data on 37 people, including public figures such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Donald Trump JR, Mark Cuban, Kevin O'Leary and Pierce Morgan, as well as sources and contractors. After this, it is even more real-time updates on the specifics of 1,000 Twitter users. The packet covers both public and private tweets, as well as the user's email address, name, login password, number of followers, creation date and contact details.
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