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Operation Talent: FBI’s Epic Takedown of Cybercrime Havens!
The FBI has seized the domains of notorious forums Cracked.io and Nulled.to, taking down hubs of cybercrime with a swift operation. Despite claims of a data center mishap, the real culprit was Operation Talent, proving once again that FBI agents have a talent for seizing the moment—and the domains.

Hot Take:
Looks like the FBI decided to play traffic cop on the information superhighway, and Cracked.io’s ride just got towed! It’s like watching a group of international cybercrime-fighting superheroes join forces to give these hackers a taste of their own medicine. Who knew the FBI had such a flair for domain flipping?
Key Points:
- Operation Talent led to the seizure of several notorious hacking forums and marketplaces.
- Authorities from multiple countries, including the US, Italy, and Australia, were involved.
- Cracked.io and Nulled.to were major hubs for cybercriminal activities.
- The FBI changed the domains’ name servers to indicate their seizure.
- Seized platforms were used for selling stolen data and credential stuffing tools.