Pak-based hackers behind data leak of 26L Airtel users

06 February 2021 | IANS

New Delhi, The recent data leak of at least 26 lakh Airtel users from Jammu and Kashmir was the handiwork of state-sponsored Pakistan-based hackers, who kept creating new accounts to put data on the web and somehow tried to sell them for $3500 in Bitcoin, fresh details emerged.

The hacking group identified as 'TeamLeets' working at the behest of Pakistan's spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

"TeamLeets then created a couple of Twitter accounts to further push its agenda. It is possible that Red Rabbit Teams and 'TeamLeets' are two sides of the same coin or are working together,"

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