User:Brand0nZyskey/sandbox/BrandonZyski
Brandon Zyski | |
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| Born | January 1, 1998 Atlanta, Georgia |
| Nationality | American, Berlin |
| Other names | SrsBr0?, Zyskeybase |
| Alma mater | Emory University (Present) |
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Brandon Matthew Zyski previously, Brand0n Zyskey (born January 1) is an American hacker known for being a part of the Xbox Underground hacking group.[1][2] He was the subject of a report on ABC's 7.30 regarding his leaving Australia.[3]
Hacking[edit]
Brand0n has not been confirmed to be raided, although he does tweet on Twitter under the alias "SrsBr0" for the longest time. He's currently associated by Project Insecurity. In term's of hacking Brand0n has been exposed for logging into Twitter account's without permission of the user itself. His motto on twitter is "Hacking Is Immoral and Wrong, Who shall publish the information is the one who shall pay the crime"<ref>{{cite web
Next-gen gaming consoles[edit]
Brand0n is a notable figure when it comes to Trolling, Exposing Loop Poles, and his past history of DDoSing and Hacking.=== Investigation ===
Brand0n was named shortly after he parted from his old alias "North" or you can say "Zyskey". He used Zyskey for various websites and organizations === Epic Games ===
Wheeler claims to be praised for an apparently drunken escapade which saw him calling up Epic Games about a security breach in which he had subsequently discussed and closed severe security flaws in their network. Epic Games subsequently mailed him a poster thanking him.[1]
US Military[edit]
It was alleged that the group gained unauthorised access to the United States Department of the Army beginning in or around October 2012, and an alleged theft of confidential data valued at more than $5,000.[4]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ a b Stephen Totilo. "The Incredible Rise and Fall of a Hacker Who Found the Secrets of the Next Xbox and PlayStation—And Maybe More". Kotaku. Gawker Media. Retrieved 1 February 2016.
- ^ Luke Hopewell. "The Aussie Kid Who Allegedly Hacked The Gaming Industry Wants To Give Up His Citizenship Over 'Police State' Laws". Retrieved 1 February 2016.
- ^ Lauren Day, (26 November 2015), Wanted teen hacker says it's 'scary' how easily he was able to leave Australia, 7:30, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- ^ Cite error: The named reference
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External links[edit]
Category: American computer hacker Category:Living people Category:1995 births