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  Hackers threaten Disney to upload "Pirates Of The Caribbean 5" on torrent before releasing date unless Disney give ransom to Hackers. Hackers demanded "Ransom" in bitcoin. According to our sources, Hackers have leaked the "Pirates Of The Caribbean 5" on torrent today but links corrupted after few minutes. Although, leakage of the big movie is not a good deal for Disney. Morever, FBI is trying to catch the Hacker group to prevent the movie from being leaked. The much-awaited Disney movie Pirates Of The Caribbean 5 Dead Men Tell No Tales was compromised by a hacker group called TheDarkOverlord. Image: Softpedia According to our resources, only few people have downloaded the movie from torrent links when it uploaded. There are possibilities that the people who have download the movie might upload it again and leak it. Cars 3 is another movie which Hackers can steal.

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A British computer hacker who allegedly hacked a United States Department of Defense satellite system in 2014 and accessed the personal information of hundreds of military personnel has pleaded guilty on Thursday. Sean Caffrey, a 25-year-old resident of Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands, has admitted to breaking into a US military communications system in June 2014 and stealing usernames and email addresses of over 800 employees and data from 30,000 satellite phones, the UK's National Crime Agency   announced   on Thursday. The UK authorities arrested Caffrey in March 2015 after they traced back the hack to his home IP address, which indicates the hacker did not use any anonymity service, such as VPN, proxy or Tor, to hide its track. The NCA officials also discovered that an online messaging account linked to the Pentagon satellite system attack was opened and operated from Caffrey's computer. After a forensic examination of his seized c...