Admin Leaks the Bank Data

The admin of the cybercrime forum Breached said they just received a cease and desist letter claiming the forum thread where a Mexican bank's data was being sold was fake news and harming the bank's reputation. The admin responded by purchasing the data and leaking it. Whoops. Pages (14 1 2 3 ...) BANORTE 10,959,629 Entries I bought this data to leak (With permission from the seller) because Group-IB was sending emails to me complaining about it. They also attempted to submit DMCA's against the website. Make sure to tell BANORTE that now they need to worry about the data being leaked instead of it just being sold to me or bother me! Hello, The "Group-IB" team has discovered a resource containing a fraudulent post offering to sell Grupo Financiero Banorte's leaked databases. This leads to financial and reputational risk. (banorte.com). The post is located at the following link: https://breached.to/Thread-Selling-MEXICAN-BANK-BANORTE-10-959-629-LINES Group-IB (Group-IB) has an authorized representative of Grupo Financiero Banorte. We ask you to remove this post containing Banorte data. Thank you for your cooperation and prompt attention to this urgent matter. Best regards, Group-IB Digital Risk Protection Phone: +65 3159 3799 Email: drp@group-ib.com Web: group-ib.com Data included: full name, full address, phone numbers, RFC (taxes ID for Mexico), email and balance. Download

The image shows a caption about the administrator of the Breached cybercrime forum receiving a cease-and-desist letter from Group-IB over a thread selling Mexican bank data. Instead of removing the thread, the administrator buys the data and leaks it, turning the legal threat into an even bigger incident. It is used as a darkly comic reaction to an overconfident takedown request backfiring. EN: The image shows a caption about the administrator of the Breached cybercrime forum receiving a cease-and-desist letter from Group-IB over a thread selling Mexican bank data. Instead of removing the thread, the administrator buys the data and leaks it, turning the legal threat into an even bigger incident. It is used as a darkly comic reaction to an overconfident takedown request backfiring.

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