Hackers Selling Access to 1.8 Billion Discord Messages for Harassment

Cybercriminals sell access to 1.8 billion Discord messages scraped from 6,000 servers across the globe.
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Cybercriminals are selling access to a massive trove of scraped Discord data, including 1.8 billion messages from 35 million users across 6,000 servers.

This follows Discord's 2024 shutdown of similar service Spy.Pet, which had scraped data from 620 million users. The new operation targets people willing to pay for others' private conversations and those who'll pay to have their data removed.

Researchers warn the service is designed to facilitate online harassment and stalking, making it easier for bad actors to dig up personal information for malicious purposes.

Source: Cybernews
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