Teen Hacker’s Downfall: Spanish Police Nab Cyber Whiz Behind Major Data Breaches
A “dangerous hacker” dubbed Natohub has been nabbed by Spanish authorities in Calpe, Alicante. The 18-year-old suspect allegedly launched cyberattacks on over 40 organizations, including NATO, the UN, and the US Army. With 50 cryptocurrency accounts seized, this hacker’s digital detour has reached a dead end.
Hot Take:
In the grand tradition of teenagers getting grounded, an 18-year-old in Spain has been “grounded” by authorities for allegedly hacking into some of the world’s most secure organizations. It seems this young hacker’s idea of a teenage rebellion was to take on NATO, the UN, and the US Army. Talk about aiming high! Maybe next time he’ll consider a simpler act of defiance, like wearing mismatched socks.
Key Points:
- Spanish authorities arrested an 18-year-old in Calpe, Spain, suspected of massive cyberattacks.
- The suspect allegedly targeted over 40 organizations, including NATO and the United Nations.
- Authorities seized electronic devices and identified over 50 cryptocurrency accounts.
- The hacker, known online as Natohub, reportedly leaked personal data on BreachForums.
- Following his arrest, Natohub’s account was permanently banned from the forum.
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