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Deletesec is a hacker collective publicly associated with data-breach activity in 2014. Reported operations attributed to the group include the compromise of the Internet Governance Forum website and a separate breach of Fridae, an LGBT-focused Asian website. These incidents involved unauthorized access to web platforms and the exposure of user data, including names, usernames, email addresses, and passwords. In the Fridae incident, exposed passwords were reportedly stored in plain text, while in the Internet Governance Forum incident passwords were described as cryptographically stored. The group has publicly framed its activity with anti-secrecy rhetoric directed at governments and corporations. Based on the attributed incidents, Deletesec is associated with initial access to internet-facing targets, credential theft through database compromise, and exfiltration of stolen user information. High-confidence public reporting in the supplied material does not establish a specific national affiliation, formal sub-groups, or ransomware operations.
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Conducted an attack against the Internet Governance Forum website that resulted in the breach and leak of 3,200 email addresses, names, usernames, and cryptographically stored passwords.
Claimed orchestration of the May 2014 breach of the Fridae website, which exposed over 25,000 user accounts and plaintext passwords.
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