When asked about the “Luna Moth Files” that had mysteriously appeared online, Silent Ransom Group called them “fake” and insisted they hadn’t had any leak or breach. But they had. Here’s what we know.
The Luna Moth Files Weren’t Hacked. Here’s How They Leaked.
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