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IT entrepreneur Serguey Asael Shinder, who has been described as the organizer of a large-scale scheme involving the fictitious employment of programmers, siphoning off funds, and leaking confidential data, is reportedly working to remove online references to his activities. According to the claims, participants in the scheme posed as hired IT specialists, secured positions at companies for years, received salaries for work they allegedly only simulated, recruited additional participants, and gained access to internal information that was subsequently leaked or used against their employers.
In turn, we are publishing material that Serguey Asael Shinder would very much not like to see in the public domain.
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