#хакеры
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How a Chinese Crime Ring Hacked Staples to Steal Millions
Hackers broke into Staples' internal systems, issued gift cards worth millions, and went on a nationwide shopping spree across the U.S.
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DOJ: North Korean operatives have infiltrated dozens of U.S. firms
U.S. authorities warn that sanctioned hackers increasingly recruit Americans to serve as go-betweens linking breached companies to Pyongyang.
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ShinyHunters hacker reportedly held in Jordan, helping the FBI
Reuters reports that a ShinyHunters member known online as Rey has been detained in Jordan and is now cooperating with investigators to help locate his alleged co-conspirators.
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U.S. Soldier Gets 70 Months for Extorting AT&T and Verizon
A U.S. Army soldier who operated under the handle Kiberphant0m has been sentenced to nearly six years in prison for hacking telecom firms and stealing metadata belonging to more than 100 million AT&T customers.
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Bitget crypto exchange hacked: $351.6 million stolen
Crypto exchange Bitget says attackers drained $351.6 million from its hot and warm wallets. Suspected North Korean hackers are behind the breach.
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An undercover Google analyst infiltrated a notorious hacking gang
Google says one of its threat analysts made it inside the inner circle of TeamPCP, a group known for supply-chain attacks.
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Anthropic: hackers used Claude to steal secrets from 1.8M Android apps
Anthropic has reported on how threat actors — from financially motivated groups to the state intelligence services of Russia and China — tried to repurpose Claude for cyberattacks.
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Two TeamPCP Suspects Arrested in Australia
The Australian Federal Police has arrested two young men from Western Australia believed to be members of TeamPCP — the group behind the longest-running string of software supply-chain attacks. The collective's leader was undone by his own carelessness.
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T-Mobile Cut a Cable With Scissors to Boot Out Chinese Hackers
T-Mobile staff discovered the Chinese group Salt Typhoon inside their network and literally, physically severed the compromised system from the outside world.
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Hacker puts 3.6 million employee records from Fortune 500 Azure infrastructure up for sale
An attacker using the alias TheHatman claims to have siphoned employee databases from McDonald's, Vodafone, TCS and other corporations out of their Microsoft Azure tenants using compromised credentials. Some of the companies deny that any breach took place.
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Iran Under Suspicion: A Wave of Cyberattacks on U.S. Water Utilities
Since late July, hackers have targeted water treatment systems in a dozen U.S. states. Intelligence leans toward an Iranian trail, but there is no official accusation yet.
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Why Hacking Groups Get Codenames: Google Explains
Google has revamped its naming system for hacking groups. The company's top “hacker hunter” told TechCrunch why codenames aren't a game, but a defensive tool.
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Two Members of the Scattered Spider Hacking Group Convicted in Britain
UK police say the arrest of two young hackers disrupted the operations of the notorious Scattered Spider group. Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair pleaded guilty to breaching London's transport system.
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US and Allies Warn of Russian Hacker Attacks on Critical Infrastructure
The intelligence services of the US and eight other countries have issued a joint warning that Russia-linked hacking groups are targeting critical infrastructure through vulnerable routers. The agencies urged organizations to strengthen the protection of their network equipment.
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Accenture Confirms Data Breach After Listing Appears Offering Stolen Information for Sale
IT giant Accenture has acknowledged being hacked after a threat actor claimed to have stolen 35 GB of the company's source code and other data. The breach came to light after a listing offering the stolen material for sale was published.