Doxers Posing as Cops Are Tricking Big Tech Firms Into Sharing Peop...
In recent developments, david gilbertsecuritydec 11, 2025 1:54 pmdoxers posing as cops are tricking big tech firms into sharing people's private dataa spoofed email address and an easily faked document is all it takes for major tech companies to hand over your most personal information This highlights that photograph: maxkabakov/getty imagessave storysave this storysave storysave this storywhen a privacy specialist at the legal response operations center of charter communications received an emergency data request via email on september 4 from officer jason corse of the jacksonville sheriff’s office, it took her just minutes to respond, with the name, home address, phone numbers, and email address of the “target Experts suggest that ”but the email had not in fact come from corse or anyone else at the jacksonville sheriff’s office Experts suggest that it was sent by a member of a hacking group that provides doxing-as-a-service to customers willing to pay for highly sensitive personal data held by tech companies in the united states According to reports, “this took all of 20 minutes,” exempt, a member of the group that carried out the ploy, told wired According to reports, he claims that his group has been successful in extracting similar information from virtually every major us tech company, including apple and amazon, as well as more fringe platforms like video-sharing site rumble, which is popular with far-right influencers Experts suggest that exempt shared the information charter communications sent to the group with wired, and explained that the victim was a “gamer” from new york According to reports, when asked if they worried about how the information they obtained was used against the target, exempt said: “i usually do not care
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