Singapore’s Most Wanted Hacker Nabbed in Thailand: A Cybercrime Comedy of Errors
A 39-year-old Singaporean man, known by aliases like Altdos and Desorden, has been arrested in Thailand for over 90 data leaks. The hacker, active since 2020, used SQL injection tools and exploited RDP servers. His victims span industries globally, with ransom demands to prevent data exposure.
Hot Take:
Oh Chingwei, you could have gone down in history as a connoisseur of cyber chaos, but instead, you’re just another guy who couldn’t stick to one username. Maybe you should have spent less time on SQL injection and more time on identity protection, am I right? With a resume that includes more aliases than a spy in a bad action movie, this guy’s cybercrime escapades are finally coming to a screeching halt in Thailand. It’s the end of the line for this digital ghost. Ironically, the only thing that wasn’t cracked was his knack for getting caught!
Key Points:
- A 39-year-old Singaporean man, notorious for over 90 data leaks, was arrested in Thailand.
- Known aliases include ‘Altdos’, ‘Desorden’, ‘Ghostr’, and ‘Omid16B’.
- His cyber mischief involved SQL injection tools and exploiting vulnerable RDP servers.
- Victims spanned globally, with a focus on the APAC region, across multiple sectors.
- He monetized stolen data through ransom demands and sales on hacker forums.