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Hacker Claims to Leak Root-Me Challenge Archive

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Summary

Kiria claims to have shared Root-Me’s challenge archive for free. The alleged dump reportedly contains 15,200 files across 660 folders and was observed June 5, 2026. The article provides no independent confirmation.

Key points

  • A hacker identified as Kiria claims to have shared Root-Me’s challenge archive for free.
  • The alleged archive contains 15,200 files across 660 folders.
  • Root-Me is identified as a French cybersecurity training platform (root-me[.]org).
  • The activity was observed on June 5, 2026; the article does not independently confirm the leak.

Article Details

Victim Organization
Root-Me
Victim Domain
root-me.org
Incident Type
Alleged leak of the Root-Me challenge archive
Incident Date
2026-06-05
Data Types Exposed
  • Challenge archive files (alleged)
Affected Data Size
15,200 files across 660 folders (alleged)
Operational Impact
Not disclosed
Ransom Or Extortion
Kiria reportedly offered the archive as a free download; no ransom demand or extortion was reported.
Claim Status
claimed

Threat Actors

KiriaIdentified as a hacker who claimed to share Root-Me’s challenge archive; the alleged leak is not independently confirmed in the supplied content.

Products

Root-MeA hacker identified as Kiria claims to have shared Root-Me’s challenge archive for free, affecting the French cybersecurity training platform root-me.org.

Industries

Cybersecurity trainingA hacker identified as Kiria claims to have shared Root-Me’s challenge archive for free, affecting the French cybersecurity training platform root-me.org.