Australian Police Raid The Man Responsible For The Microsoft Durango Leak


Dan ‘SuperDAE’ Henry is the man responsible for some of the initial leaked details on Microsoft’s Durango, supplying documentation to Kotaku US, but now it appears as though Western Australian police have raided his home. A leaked warrant, on The Tech Game, reveals that items were seized by the police.

We confirmed with Western Police representatives that items were seized as part of an investigating into Dan Henry by the Technology Crime Investigation Unit. They provided no further information.

It began with this tweet…

https://twitter.com/superDaE/status/303758749426933760

The warrant, as posted by The Tech Game reveals that the ‘Computer Crime Squad’ raided Henry on suspicion of ‘unlawful use of a computer’.

According to The Tech Game’s report, eight police officers and one FBI Agent were involved in the raid. Unused computers and mobile phones were taken and Henry’s bank accounts were frozen.

We’ve gotten in contact with Dan Henry, hopefully we’ll have more on this soon.

FBI Down Under: Superdae Raided Over Durango [The Tech Game]


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