Authorities Shut Down Notorious Hacking Forum LeakBase

Law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and EU have taken down LeakBase, a platform accused of facilitating the trade of stolen data and hacking tools. The website was a major hub for cybercriminals.

In a significant move against cybercrime, authorities from the United States and European Union have collaborated to shut down the notorious online forum LeakBase. The website, which was described as

Cyber Crackdown: Authorities Shutter Notorious Hacking Forum LeakBase

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