Seven people have been arrested by British police following a series of attacks in Britain Hacker Group Delay $ What Targeting large companies, including Okta and Microsoft, London City Police said Thursday (24).
Detective Michael O’Sullivan responded to a question about the Lapsos team, saying “London City Police are investigating members of the hacking group with their partners.”
“Seven people between the ages of 16 and 21 were arrested in connection with this investigation and all were released under investigation,” O’Sullivan said.
In Brazil, Lapsu $ is responsible for the Ministry of Health and attacks on ConectSUS applications and the Americanas SA system that owns Americanas, Submarino and Shoptime.
They also claim responsibility for removing sites from the site Portuguese Media Group PressThe pages of the Broadcaster SIC, including the head of viewership on Portuguese open television and the country’s most widely read weekly magazine, the Expresso newspaper.
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