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About a post deletion yesterday

Posted on August 25, 2024 by Dissent

Yesterday, DataBreaches posted an update to a situation involving the threat actor known as “USDoD.” The update was based on a screencapped interaction he reportedly had with a third party that he asked the third party to forward to me.

I interpreted his interaction and message to mean that he would not be turning hismelf in at all.

That appears to have been an erroneous interpretation, and as a result, I deleted the post.

Those who know me well by now know that I almost never delete posts — unless I’m wrong and a correction would not totally remedy a situation. In this case, I decided a deletion made sense.

When I have more information that I can verify in terms of what he means, I will likely issue a new post.

 

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