Indian Cops in Cahoots With Hackers Who Planted Evidence on Arrested Activists' Computers, Researchers Say
cybersecurity firm SentinelOne showed that the digital intrusion that put the phony documents on Wilson’s computer was the work of a hacker group dubbed “Modified Elephant.” The collective had not only targeted Wilson and other members of the 16 but had also spent nearly a decade hacking into a broad variety of people’s computers, occasionally planting evidence of criminal activity on their hardware, SentinelOne concluded. Analysis by Arsenal supported the finding.
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