Spiderbyte Recounts Operation Against Anonymous France

Here's the story and the truth behind what really happened.

I'm Spiderbyte, and together with anonymous BSNs, we were targeting a team calling themselves

Anonymous France.

Why?

Because they were faking Russian hack operations that had already been done by real groups

like Squad 303, CromSec, and others actually fighting for Ukraine during Operation Russia

back in 2022.

What set everything in motion was when they tried to target VXUnderground, planning to

post his docs publicly because he was exposing the fake Kremlin hacks they were claiming.

At that point, I stepped in.

In order to get them off of VXUnderground's back, we deleted their so-called VXUnderground

docs, forcing their focus onto me instead.

They'd already been trying to dox me for months, so I became the bait.

The so-called leader of Anonymous France, AnonMajor, had a personal grudge against me, so me and

BSNS built a plan.

To gain their trust, we staged a fake rivalry, making it look like me and BSNs were fighting.

That bait worked.

AnonMajor gave BSNs limited access to their main account.

From there, we started feeding AnonMajor fake intel, a controlled dox designed to make him

think he'd exposed me.

He even went to others for open-source intelligence help, because his six-membered team didn't

know how to do the work themselves.

At that stage, we only had account access, not the email credentials, so we had to keep

acting like enemies.

Eventually, I almost blew the operation by saying something I shouldn't have known.

They got suspicious, changed the passwords, and dropped my fake docs online, thinking

they'd won.

But they hadn't.

BSNS pulled off a full social engineering play, regained account access, and this time

we captured the linked email too.

No two-factor authentication, no security, nothing.

When AnonMajor seen my posts, he lost it threatening to swat me, send hitmen, even pizza bomb the

fake address he thought was mine.

Enough with the lies, AnonMajor.

It's over.

We are anonymous.

You should have expected us.

You should have expected us.