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Ex-Con Hacker Twins Fired - Proceed To Wipe Out 96 Government Databases In Minutes
Ex-Con Hacker Twins Fired - Proceed To Wipe Out 96 Government Databases In Minutes
Note to employers: When you discover your twin brother employees are ex-cons who did time for hacking into the US State Department, and go to fire them, make sure you fully disable their access.
February 2025, twin brothers Muneeb and Sohaib Akhter turned a routine job termination into one of the most brazen insider sabotage incidents in recent U.S. government history. Just minutes after being fired from Opexus - a Washington, D.C.-area contractor that provides critical case-management software to...
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