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ShinyHunters, one of the world’s most prominent cybercrime groups, says it has hijacked the dark-web infrastructure of rival hacking gang cl0p, exposing an unusually public feud between two major players in the cybercrime ecosystem.
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The data-extortion group said Sunday that it breached cl0p’s dark-web site on Friday after finding a vulnerability in software used by
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