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Time ran out for victims; CRPx0 puts data up for sale

DataBreaches.net · · International · Data Breaches

CRPx0 made the news last month for its somewhat novel approach of offering free OnlyFans accounts to get victims to click links that would deploy its malware. Since August 7, when it launched a leak site on both the clear net and dark web, CRPx0 has listed 47 victims that did not pay its extortion... Source

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