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Border-surveillance subcontractor suspended after cyberattack

Posted on July 4, 2019 by Dissent

Breaches have consequences – sometimes.  And so does copyright infringement or theft.  On July 30, DataBreaches.net learned that a story it linked to on a site called darknetstats.com was not written by “C. Aliens” for darknetstats.com.

As a a consequence, the original post here has been removed with an apology to C. Aliens. One other article that had been seen on darknetstats.com has also been removed from this site now.

 

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