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Hackers Leak Data of 70,000 Moroccan Spies, Threaten to Expose Ceuta Plan Orchestrators

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A group of hackers, Jabaroot, has published data of 70,000 Moroccan intelligence agents and threatened to reveal the names of those who coordinated the Ceuta plan. The group, which claims to operate from Algeria, has been causing problems for the Moroccan autocracy through leaks in recent times. The data was first uploaded on Telegram and later on a Russian forum. The group also claimed to have data related to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez from the Pegasus spyware, but provided no proof. Cybersecurity experts advise caution when downloading files from such groups as they may contain malicious software.

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  1. ABC.es avatar

    ABC.es

    X / Twitter / @abc_es

    🔴 Un grupo de hackers publica datos de 70.000 espías marroquíes y amen...

  2. El Debate avatar

    El Debate

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    «El gran regalo a España»: los hackers filtran los datos de 70.000 age...

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    elmundo.es

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    Un grupo de hackers expone datos de 70.000 agentes marroquíes y denunc...

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    Ignacio Escolar

    X / Twitter / @iescolar

    Un grupo de hackers echa gasolina sobre la crisis de Ceuta al atacar a...

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