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ShinyHunters Suspect “Rey” Detained in Jordan, Reportedly Helping FBI
ShinyHunters hacker “Rey” was detained in Jordan and is reportedly cooperating with the FBI after the group claimed major FBI and corporate data breaches.
KillSec Ransomware Group Dismantled, 16-Year-Old Suspected Admin Arrested
An international police operation has disrupted the KillSec ransomware group, with three suspects arrested, five servers seized and…
Dutch ShinyHunters Suspect Investigated for Trying to Arrange 2 Murders
Dutch police say a ShinyHunters suspect is also suspected of trying to arrange two murders abroad, a case separate from the cybercrime investigation.
Hackers Use Hijacked University Emails to Scam Students, Pose as FBI Agent
Students, job seekers and university staff, watch out for fake job offers sent from legitimate university email accounts.
Exclusive: ShinyHunters Says FBI Data Won’t Be Leaked When Ultimatum Ends
ShinyHunters tells Hackread it never planned to publish or sell stolen FBI data and says its ultimatum was part of a marketing campaign to counter FBI claims.
Previously Convicted Dutch Hacker Arrested in ShinyHunters Odido Probe
Dutch police arrested convicted hacker Pepijn van der Stap in the ShinyHunters probe into the Odido breach, which exposed data belonging to millions of customers.
Placeholder Domains Used by 349 AI Agent Skills Found Redirecting to Scams
Manifold Security found placeholder domains cited in 359,000 GitHub files and 349 AI agent skills serving cloaked scam…
ShinyHunters Bypass WAF Rules to Resume Oracle PeopleSoft Attacks
ShinyHunters exploit CVE-2026-35273 in Oracle PeopleSoft using URL encoding to bypass WAF rules, deploy web shells and spread the SIDEEYE backdoor.
Open-Source AI Agents Breach 27 Companies, Steal 600,000 Credit Card Records
Gambit Security found AI agents breached 27 companies, stole 600,000 credit card records and installed payment skimmers across compromised retail sites.
Microsoft Disrupts AI-Powered EvilTokens Service Linked to 12,000 Hacked Inboxes
Microsoft disrupted EvilTokens after the AI-powered phishing service compromised 12,000 inboxes across 10,000 organisations and enabled complex financial fraud.