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Furry hackers who leaked Project 2025 firm’s data fear leader raided by feds

Posted on March 27, 2025 by Dissent

Mikael Thalen reports:

Individuals with connections to SiegedSec, the now-defunct group of “gay furry hackers” who leaked data relating to the think tank behind Project 2025, believe their former leader may have been arrested in a raid by law enforcement.

In remarks to X on Wednesday, @mewmrrpmeow, a former member of the group, stated that “vio,” who once led SiegedSec, was “raided earlier today.”

“I regret to inform you that vio’s location was raided earlier today,” they wrote. “She is no longer accessible, contactable, or reliable. I’m available to address any inquiries you may have.”

… Hacker maia arson crimew, known for discovering the U.S. No Fly list on an unsecured server, also confirmed @mewmrrpmeow’s former role with the SiegedSec.

“Ongoing situation regarding a potential raid on a SiegedSec member,” crimew wrote.

Read more at DailyDot. Previous coverage of SiegedSec on DataBreaches.net can be found linked from here.

 

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