They called Raidforums a cybercriminal forum. They just implied that some TD.win users are helping the "criminals" at Raidforums commit crimes. My favorite passage:
While voter data is accessible by the public in the U.S., it is not to people outside the U.S., such as cybercriminals in Russia, Digital Shadows cyber threat intelligence analyst Ivan Righi told Fox News in a phone interview.
Who knew that "cybercriminals in Russia" have no way to get voter data that is publicly accessible in the U.S., unless some devilish U.S. pede buys it and gives it to them?
They called Raidforums a cybercriminal forum. They just implied that some TD.win users are helping the "criminals" at Raidforums commit crimes. My favorite passage:
Who knew that "cybercriminals in Russia" have no way to get voter data that is publicly accessible in the U.S., unless some devilish U.S. pede buys it and gives it to them?