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TwoNet’s Telegram cybercrime-service ads and doxxing of officials

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TwoNet expanded its Telegram activity into cybercrime-service brokerage, advertising RaaS, hacker-for-hire, and SCADA access while also exposing intelligence and police personnel. That shift matters because it shows the group is monetizing access and intimidation beyond direct disruption. It also raises the risk that the actor can serve other criminals while extending pressure on critical infrastructure targets.

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Timeline

  1. 09.10.2025 14:13 2 articles · 7mo ago

    TwoNet Telegram cybercrime brokerage and doxxing

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    TwoNet used its Telegram channel to advertise ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS), hacker-for-hire services, and initial access to SCADA systems in Poland while also publishing personal details of intelligence and police personnel. The channel activity shows a pro-Russian hacktivist group broadening beyond DDoS toward cybercrime brokerage and OT/ICS targeting of HMI or SCADA interfaces in enemy countries.

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