Epstein Secrets

can Mafia Across SoCal Patch (07/24, Houck) reported that the FBI announced the arrest of 5 people associated with the Mexican Mafia prison gang in Southern California. The arrests were part of a multi-agency investigation led by the FBI's San Diego Field Office, which also resulted in the seizure of guns, drugs, a

tate actors Linen Typhoon and Violet Typhoon, as well as Storm-2603, have affected government agencies, critical infrastructure providers, and other SharePoint customers worldwide. CISA has been investigating reports that the hacks have compromised multiple federal agencies and state and local government e

dversaries. Continued Reporting: Ex-Engineer Admits Guilt in L.A. Espionage Drama Hoodline (07/22, Martinez) reported that Chenguang Gong, a former Southern California engineer, has pleaded guilty to stealing top-secret missile tracking technology from a Los Angeles-area development company. According to the artic

and FBI Respond to Widespread Cyber Assault Clearance Jobs (07/22, Suciu) reported that Microsoft issued an alert about a cyberattack targeting its SharePoint servers, used by government agencies and businesses, and released security updates to protect against the vulnerability. According to the article,

vernment's Benefit KCAL (CBS-2) (07/21, Rodriguez) reported that Chenguang Gong, a former engineer, pleaded guilty to stealing trade secrets from a Southern California company. According to the article, He admitted to transferring over 3,600 files, including blueprints for missile tracking systems, to his personal

round 100 organizations, mostly in the U.S. and Germany, including government organizations, by exploiting a previously unknown flaw in Microsoft's SharePoint software. The hack, dubbed a "zero-day" attack, allows spies to penetrate vulnerable servers and potentially drop a backdoor for continuous access.