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[Update] August 9, 2024: “Revival and Recruitment of CyberNiggers Group”
The cybersecurity landscape is in a state of flux, marked by flow of illicit activities within hacker forums. Not so recent events surrounding the shutdown and subsequent revival of Breach Forums have brought forth a wave of speculation, with some viewing it as an FBI HoneyPot, while others see it as an opportune space for continued illegal pursuits. At the center of this virtual tumult stands a racist threat group that has re-emerged with heightened potency—CyberNiggers.

CyberNiggers’ Banner on Breach Forums
Amidst the chaos of forum dynamics and the arrest of forum administrators, the once-dormant CyberNiggers has seized the spotlight. A dominant force in the revamped Breach Forums, this threat group has taken on a renewed and ominous demeanor. While their recruitment efforts have taken a backseat, a key member named IntelBroker has assumed a prominent role, shouldering the group’s cyber activities.
This resurgence of CyberNiggers raises alarm bells across the cybersecurity community. Their return to the forefront, coupled with a fresh wave of cyber attacks, underscores the persistent and evolving nature of digital threats. In a global landscape where organizations grapple with increasingly sophisticated cyber adversaries, the activities of CyberNiggers warrant close scrutiny.
In the aftermath of the pompompurin’s arrestment, Cyber Niggers, has emerged as a formidable threat group within the revived Breach Forums. While the forum’s status as a potential HoneyPot remains a topic of debate, the activities of CyberNiggers have transcended speculation. The threat group, which is very active both in the forum and in cyber threat activities, made a name for itself with the General Electrics data they allegedly offered for sale towards the end of 2023.
The racist threat group appears to be a small group, all of whom are currently members of Breach Forums. Still, they are pursuing critical targets, especially in the US, and according to a claim by vx-underground, they are also under the surveillance of Five-Eyes.

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Amidst the group’s activities, a Serbian hacker, IntelBroker, a prominent member, has taken center stage. Tasked with shouldering a significant lead within the group, IntelBroker’s solo endeavors have become a focal point.

IntelBroker, One of the members of CyberNiggers
Once dormant CyberNiggerss have resurfaced, leaving a trail of compromised entities in their wake. The threat group claimed many responsibility for infiltrating prominent organizations, showcasing their ability to exploit vulnerabilities and compromise sensitive data. Although CyberNiggers, as a parent umbrella, did not resonate in the media as much as the name IntelBroker, either the group or IntelBroker’s name was mentioned in the biggest events of 2023. This section explores CyberNiggers’ recent breach activities, shedding light on the specific organizations targeted and the potential consequences of their exploits.
Prominent targets were:

A later post about General Electric

Alleged Data Leaks and Access Sales for Colonial Pipeline and other Pipeline companies
And many other victims like Accenture, KitchenPal, UsDoT, Vauxhall Motors are posted on the forum as well.

CyberNiggers are publishing many posts on the forums continuously
CyberNiggers’ leaks may pose severe consequences for the targeted organizations and the individuals whose data has been compromised. These consequences may include reputational damage, financial losses, and legal ramifications. Moreover, the exposure of sensitive military files, as claimed in the GE breach, raises national security concerns, highlighting the broader implications of CyberNiggers’ activities.
As organizations grapple with the aftermath of these breaches, understanding the tactics employed by CyberNiggers becomes paramount. The next section delves into the historical context of CyberNiggers’ breach activities, providing insights into their evolution and methods.
As mentioned above, at the forefront of CyberNiggers stands a phonk-enjoyer hacker, IntelBroker, a notorious member with a track record of orchestrating high-profile cyberattacks. Operating within the realm of initial access brokering, IntelBroker specializes in identifying and selling access to compromised systems, paving the way for various malicious activities. Details about IntelBroker also shed light on the group.

IntelBroker’s profile picture
Background:

IntelBroker of CyberNiggers, selling access for Dunkin Brands, their targets are various
High-Profile Exploits:
Unique Threat Landscape:

VPN Access for US based companies

IntelBroker’s post about its ransomware progress
Understanding IntelBroker’s role within CyberNiggers provides valuable insights into the tactics employed. Furthermore, since the tactics of the group are parallel to IntelBroker and considering that the members of the group can also work individually, understanding IntelBroker’s actions and capacity also provides a general view of the entire group.
The cyber onslaught orchestrated by CyberNiggers extends far beyond individual data breaches. This section explores the profound implications of the group’s activities on national security and the specific organizations that have fallen victim to their sophisticated cyberattacks.
Let’s look at the implications through the General Electrics incident, which is the news that is most covered in the media.
General Electric (GE) and DARPA Compromise:
Potential Consequences:
Operational Impact on Organizations:
Understanding the extent of the group is a more complicated issue. However, the key point that stands out and will uncover the rest is financial gain.
Pattern of Attacks:
Political Agenda:
Understanding the implications of these cyber intrusions extends beyond the immediate impact on targeted organizations. The potential compromise of national security-related data emphasizes the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures and international collaboration to counter such threats effectively.
The evolving activities of CyberNiggers, marked by the alleged breach of General Electric and IntelBroker’s significant role, emphasize the dynamic and persistent nature of cyber threats. As organizations and security professionals grapple with emerging challenges, understanding the intricacies of threat groups like CyberNiggers becomes paramount. The collective response to breaches, the validation of claims, and the development of robust cybersecurity measures are crucial components in mitigating the impact of cyber adversaries. The cybersecurity landscape demands vigilance, adaptability, and collaborative efforts to safeguard critical infrastructure, national security, and individual privacy.
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A recent post on BreachForums announced the revival and active recruitment for the group CyberNiggers. This post, made by the moderator, IntelBroker, lays out specific criteria and expectations for potential members, which includes racist motivations and a history of cybercrimes, such as providing free leaks or engaging in data breaches. The group openly promotes disdain for law enforcement and requires members to maintain operational security.

The recent post about new version of CyberNiggers
This resurgence is noteworthy as it follows significant law enforcement activities that led to arrests and the seizure of related forum data in the past. The group’s comeback highlights ongoing challenges in combating cybercrime communities that thrive on racial hatred and criminal activities. This development underscores the need for vigilant monitoring and enhanced cybersecurity measures to mitigate the threats posed by such groups.
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