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Furry Fury: How Gay Furry Hackers Made a Nuclear Lab Purr for Better Cybersecurity
When ‘gay furry hackers’ assaulted the Idaho National Laboratory, it wasn’t just another cyber heist. The INL data breach led to stolen sensitive data and a peculiar ransom demand: research into real-life catgirls. In a world where furry hackers can infiltrate a nuclear hub, it’s clear that preventative measures need to take center stage.
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When a group of 'gay furry hackers' decide to give a lesson on cybersecurity, it's not just another day at the office. The Idaho National Laboratory (INL), a nuclear research hub, found this out the hard way. The hacker group, SiegedSec, breached INL's data fortress, stole sensitive employee data, and then went on to make demands involving...catgirls? Yes, you heard that right. Maybe it's their unique way of saying "Don't underestimate us!" or maybe they just really like anime. Either way, it's a weird, wild cyber world out there.Already a member? Log in here