0x10D

0x10D is a Slovenian non-profit organization and hacker group that originated in the early 2000s. The group gained international attention for its activism and involvement in various high-profile hacking incidents.

The group's activities spanned across multiple domains, including hacking, social engineering, and online activism. They were known to engage in disrupting government and corporate websites, as well as forging and exposing supposedly sensitive information.

Some have associated 0x10D with the cyber attacks on government and corporate websites in 2004 and 2005. The group also gained notoriety for releasing sensitive information and data breaches reportedly targeting a range of organizations.

While the exact number and impact of 0x10D's hacks remains uncertain, the group's exploits solicit debate about the ethics and implications of hacker actions. Some argue that the group's actions serve as a vehicle for highlighting cybersecurity vulnerabilities, while others contend that their methods amount to cybercrime.

Much of what is known about 0x10D has come from reports and statements made by the group themselves and local media in Slovenia. The true scope and goals of the group's operations may never be fully understood.

0x10D was largely inactive by the mid-2000s. Its legacy remains complex and multifaceted, raising questions about the motivations and rationale behind the group's activities.