[genesiseher]

Was another thread here discussing WLI and alot of users here thought it was a joke including @Mr. Robot@ @Omniscient@ and others and now its time to confirm THE SITE IS INDEED OVER AND DONE.


https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/welea...ame-seized


S/O to pronnouncer for breaking the story.

[Venture]

I've been aware of this for a few days. I'd recommend if someone has in fact bought some sketchy shit with shitpal you'd better start scrubbing. States want big data, so this is what they're doing. Data breaches are essentially what? Cyber weapons?

[SIM-3205632]

I've been aware of this for a few days. I'd recommend if someone has in fact bought some sketchy Clay Davis with shitpal you'd better start scrubbing. States want big data, so this is what they're doing. Data breaches are essentially what? Cyber weapons?

I doubt they can do anything to the customers.

[Nas]

I've been aware of this for a few days. I'd recommend if someone has in fact bought some sketchy Clay Davis with shitpal you'd better start scrubbing. States want big data, so this is what they're doing. Data breaches are essentially what? Cyber weapons?

Not sure what they can do to the customers.

[Venture]

I doubt they can do anything to the customers.

I've read old articles, and poked around. I'd say to the contrary history would disagree with you. Take a look at what happened with imminent monitor; Give it time, and we'll really find out.

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Not sure what they can do to the customers.

I've heard the argument data records, are intellectual property, and someone elses identity. Do you really think they wouldn't try to scapegoat identity theft, or possession of stolen property? (Yes, property can be intangible) 🤝

[Nas]

I've read old articles, and poked around. I'd say to the contrary history would disagree with you. Take a look at what happened with imminent monitor; Give it time, and we'll really find out.

Wasn't that a RAT though? People can be buying a subscription to WLI to see if their data is out there or if employees for a company are vulnerable.

[genesiseher]

Wasn't that a RAT though? People can be buying a subscription to WLI to see if their data is out there or if employees for a company are vulnerable.

If companies want that then they use Haveibeenpwd since its known and is legit. no one working at a legit business is gonna say hey man lets use that weleakinfo site to find our info.

[ᵈᵉᵈˢᵉᶜ]

I already had made a thread about this 12 hours ago.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=6041774

One individual from Ireland was put into custody aswell

[Venture]

Wasn't that a RAT though? People can be buying a subscription to WLI to see if their data is out there or if employees for a company are vulnerable.

That's certainly a valid argument, but if they decide to "search" someones PC, and they find information such as a folder full of doxes, a setup RAT (lets say the open it and find computers connected "holy shit a felony"), etc. I'd like to play theatrics, but as a law school drop out, just trust me on this one. Secure yourselves, make good secure choices when conducting yourselves, and prepare for the worst. If not, and they show up. God help you, for the queen won't. 🤝

[genesiseher]

I already had made a thread about this 12 hours ago.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=6041774

One individual from Ireland was put into custody aswell

ya belongs in this section hence why i posted it here

[ᵈᵉᵈˢᵉᶜ]

ya belongs in this section hence why i posted it here

Dunno, don't think this is marketplace worthy.
This is global news now ;)

[Evading]

I already had made a thread about this 12 hours ago.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=6041774

One individual from Ireland was put into custody aswell

Northern Ireland.

[ᵈᵉᵈˢᵉᶜ]

Northern Ireland.

oh yes excuse me sir

[Evading]

oh yes excuse me sir

You're excused.

[genesiseher]

Dunno, don't think this is marketplace worthy.
This is global news now ;)

Yes due to it being used by 40 percent of hf users at least one time.