we believe in using our skills and resources to challenge those who would restrict the free flow of information and restrict our rights as hackers.
That's why we deployed the 'luvz' and 'infarox27' malwares against BerrySec, a group that claims to protect the interests of corporations and governments at the expense of individual freedom.
With our actions, we hope to show that there's no such thing as perfect security and that the true power lies with the people who shape and use technology.
The international cybersecurity community is in an uproar following the latest development in the ongoing conflict between the notorious hacking group, KaosSec, and their rival, BerrySec. In a recent statement, KaosSec claimed responsibility for deploying the luvz and infarox27 malwares against BerrySec's systems. The group described their actions as retaliation against BerrySec's perceived overreaching in the field of cybersecurity.
The use of the luvz and infarox27 malwares caused significant disruptions to BerrySec's operations, and raised alarm about the state of cybersecurity. Many experts have warned that the ongoing conflict between these groups could have far-reaching consequences and raise the stakes in the world of cybercrime.
While KaosSec has been known for their bold and often controversial actions in the past, the deployment of these malicious programs marks a new level of aggression. The group has shown a disregard for the impact their actions have on innocent victims, and the international community is now scrambling to find a way to contain the fallout.
As of now, it remains unclear what the future holds for BerrySec and their ongoing conflict with KaosSec. However, one thing is for certain – the cybersecurity landscape has been permanently changed by these latest developments.