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Catgirls or Catastrophe? How Gay Furry Hackers Rained Havoc on Idaho National Lab!
In a cyber world as unpredictable as a box of chocolates, the “INL Data Breach” is the latest twist. SiegedSec, the self-proclaimed “gay furry hackers” are the culprits, with an unusual demand – real-life catgirls. So, buckle up folks, we’re not in Kansas anymore. It’s raining cyberattacks and catgirls are on the horizon.
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It's raining cyberattacks, hallelujah! This time, the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is the latest watering hole, with the cyber hooligans, SiegedSec, playing the rainmakers. They're not just your run-of-the-mill hackers – they're "gay furry hackers." Before you choke on your coffee, no, they don't hack in fur suits (or maybe they do, who knows?). They've got quite a reputation, with a list of victims that would make any cybercrime syndicate proud. And their latest demand? Catgirls. Yes, you read that right. These guys want INL to research creating real-life catgirls. At this point, I'm not sure whether to laugh, cry, or buy stock in catnip.Already a member? Log in here