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Furry Fury: Hacktivist Group SiegedSec Targets Nuclear Lab with Catgirl Chaos
In a twist straight out of a cartoon, Idaho National Laboratory (INL) has been hit by a data breach. The culprit? A colorful band of hacktivists known as SiegedSec, who have one demand for the INL: the creation of real-life catgirls. Yes, you heard right. Let’s just hope this “INL Data Breach” ends before radioactive cat food becomes a thing.
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Well, it's not every day you hear about a nuclear lab getting hacked by a group of "gay furry hackers" demanding the creation of real-life catgirls in exchange for peace. SiegedSec, the hacktivist group with a flair for the dramatic, has targeted Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and claims to have accessed some pretty sensitive employee data. The lab's response? They're still figuring out their next move. Let's just hope it doesn't involve any radioactive cat food.Already a member? Log in here