Iran crew stole Charlie Hebdo database, says Microsoft
inside Charlie Hebdo's Paris office by two Muslim terrorist brothers that left 12 people dead and 11 others injured.
On January 4, a previously unknown cyber-crime group that called itself Holy Souls claimed to have stolen a Charlie Hebdo database containing 230,000 customers' names, email addresses, phone numbers, addresses, and financial information, andHoly Souls is, in fact, Neptunium, aka Emennet Pasargad, according to Microsoft.
And now, under the guise of Holy Souls, the Iranian government-backed group was up to their same old TTPs. After claiming to steal the Charlie Hebdo database, the miscreants then released a sample of the data on YouTube, which Le Monde later"The release of the full cache of stolen data – assuming the hackers actually have the data they claim to possess – would essentially constitute the mass doxing of the readership of a publication that has already been
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