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Russia Arrests DataSuckers Hackers Linked to Major Breaches

Russia Arrests DataSuckers Hackers Linked to Major Breaches

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ThreatCluster •October 17, 2026 at 18:49 UTC
  • •Three members of the DataSuckers hacking group have been arrested in Russia.
  • •The group exploited exposed GitHub credentials to breach systems of major companies.
  • •Denis Fridman faces charges related to the Dodo Pizza data breach affecting millions.

Russian authorities have detained three members of the DataSuckers hacking group, which has been linked to significant cyberattacks on businesses in Russia and Ukraine, including Dodo Pizza, Tez Tour, and ATB Market. The group reportedly exploited exposed corporate credentials found on GitHub to access sensitive systems. The primary suspect, 19-year-old Denis Fridman, was placed under house arrest until December 8 and faces charges related to the illegal handling of personal data. The breach of Dodo Pizza is particularly concerning, as it involved the theft of customer information from over 15 years of orders. The stolen data was reportedly offered for sale on the dark web for $100,000. The group has emerged as a notable threat in the region, with a modus operandi that includes data theft and extortion. Authorities are continuing to investigate the group, which has members across Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan.

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2026-10-16
Arrests made of DataSuckers members
Three members, including Denis Fridman, were detained by Russian authorities for their involvement in cyberattacks.
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Dodo Pizza breach revealed
The breach exposed customer data from 15 years of orders, with hackers reportedly selling the database on the dark web.
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What data was compromised in the Dodo Pizza breach?
The breach reportedly exposed customer names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and order details.
What charges does Denis Fridman face?
Fridman faces charges related to the illegal handling of personal data and is under house arrest until December 8.
What should businesses do to protect against similar attacks?
Businesses should ensure that sensitive credentials are not publicly exposed and implement strict access controls to their systems.