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CRPx0 hacking service for dummies claims victim count more than quintupled

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CRPx0, a hacking service designed for operators with no technical background, claims its victim count has more than quintupled.

The Register reports that the CRPx0 hacking service, marketed as usable by a human with no technical background, says its number of victims has grown more than fivefold. The sharp rise in victims suggests the service is being adopted at scale by low-skill operators. Details on specific victims or extortion amounts were not provided in the excerpt.

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  • Victim count reportedly more than quintupled
  • Service built for non-technical operators
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It's 'built to be operated by a human with no technical background'

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