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Twin brothers wipe 96 gov't databases minutes after being fired
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 May 2026
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I'm not gonna say there were signs that these two weren't the most law abiding of citizens to begin with, buuuuut...
I briefly worked with a government client that would bring in prison laborers to collect trash. From the IT building of the tax agency.
But don't worry, they were just white collar criminals. You know, people who only went to jail for stealing... financial data... The very thing that was accessible in that building.
Genius.
I don't think that you'd be able to do much with that information as a prisoner.
You would be surprised, I'm sure there are a lot of foreign agents in US Prisons. Great place to train insurgents and radicals.
Oh I'm sure the government loved taking them, since >Half of all Politicians are corrupt fraudsters.
OPEXUS is not the government, it's a contractor hosting government databases.
Relatives of El Nasir?
Company only paid for a 7 year background check, so you mis them getting out of prison 8 years ago.