Twin brothers delete 96 government databases within minutes of being fired

“Yes, he could,” Sohaib agreed.

Muneeb said an employee he knew “would have some work to do” when the scandal was revealed.

Sohaib gave Muneeb some more ideas.

“Are you going to delete their files again?” he said.

“Brilliant idea,” said Muneeb.

Sohaib then wondered if he had been in too much of a hurry. Perhaps, he said, “You must have words to kill.”

“No, you don’t do that, that is proof of a person’s guilt,” said Muneeb.

“No, but the problem was, you always have your own opinion,” Sohaib complained, and the two argued over whether to try to hide their company’s clients.

As the data loss continued, Sohaib said, “They may have destroyed this site.”

“I will fix this mess,” said Muneeb.

After deleting the archives and event logs, the brothers reinstalled the operating system on their company laptop with the help of an unnamed person.

May God direct my words

Sohaib was right; the feeders really attacked them. It only took three weeks.

On March 12, 2025, a search warrant was served on Sohaib’s home in Alexandria. Agents seized a large amount of technical equipment and also recovered seven rifles and 370 rounds of .30 caliber ammunition. Considering his past mistakes, Sohaib should not have had this.

The brothers remained at large for another nine months as the investigation continued, but both were arrested on December 3 and charged with multiple crimes.you can read the argument here).

Muneeb signed a statement of complaint on April 15, 2026, agreeing to the impugned statements.

Sohaib took his case. He lost. On May 7, 2026, a jury found him guilty of computer fraud, password smuggling, and possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. He will be sentenced in September.