Dox On ThreatSec Sends Shockwaves Through The Ranks Of The Five Families
Today, the Darkweb raves on about the startling fall of a dominant collective of hacking groups which is now gliding into the shadows of time. At about noon yesterday, sources reportedly revealed on X previously known as Twitter, that Threatsec fell, and the whole family faction had broken apart its alliance.
Cybertechwiz learned that the irrefutably had disputes that led to mistrust and undeniably betrayal from one of its faction members.
Notably, members of the Five Families include Bunnyfunz, Blackforum, Ghostsec, Threatsec and Stormous arguably had several achievements which include attacks on Gaza’s internet network in response to Hamas and a most recent one in October when Threatsec exposed the Indian Ministry of Education database.
Furthermore, Russia and Indonesia’s government faced off with and battled unrelenting Threatsec which led to the two powerful governments suffering unforgivingly from dominant attacks with severe loss of data.
Additionally, sources claimed Eom doxxed the leader of Threatsec and exposed the files of operations from the group’s data storage, leading to a bigger storm that rapidly triggered the fall of the faction.
In what seemed like a huge competition for long-lasting top-flight hacking groups, Threatsec start to reign was thrilling and the fall was startling.
The Removal of Siegedsec From the Five Families Group
Threatsec, the leading sect in a collaboration with four other hacking groups, recently announced the removal of Siegedsec from the Five Families Collective.
It came in response to recent observations that they had about the said group. They claimed they became aware of the group’s active promotion of highly inappropriate and uncomfortable subjects. They find such actions in direct violation of their principles and values.
According to the announcement, Threatsec said it was with great concern that they addressed the explicit promotion of inappropriate content and uncomfortable jokes by Siegedsec and its leader Vio.
