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Hard Rock Cafe downtown, the AT&T building, and two Metro schools, police said. The two schools that received threats were MLK Jr. High School and Hunter's Lane High School. The article noted that police believe these phone call threats are coming from somewhere outside of the state. Hundreds of simil

Back to Top CYBER DIVISION MGM Resorts Breached by 'Scattered Spider' Hackers Reuters (09/13, Siddiqui, Bing) reported that a hacking group named Scattered Spider brought down the systems of the $14 billion gaming giant MGM Resorts International this week, as U.S. law enforcement officials started a probe int

ading to a series of high-profile suspensions involving the city manager and police chief. Additional reporting provided by The Detroit News (08/11, Hunter), News from the States (08/11, Davidson), WDIV (NBC-4) (08/11, Jones), and WXYZ (ABC-7) (08/11, Staff Writer) Virginia Social Worker to Pay $1.2m i

rted that the CISA and FBI issued an updated advisory on the evolving threats of the cybercriminal group Scattered Spider. According to the article, Scattered Spider continues to target large enterprises using advanced social engineering techniques, including phishing and SIM swap attacks, and has recently deplo

st several of Trump's most prominent political adversaries, according to a criminal complaint, which said that his targets included Comey, James and Hunter Biden. Two of the posts appeared within a few weeks of the recent indictments of Comey and James. The man, Gregory Formicone, 58, of Bradenton, Fla., cou

hree of the Biggest Cybercrime Gangs Around Appear to Be Teaming Up Tech Radar (11/05, Fadilpasic) reported that the three biggest cybercrime gangs, Scattered Spider, Lapsus$, and ShinyHunters, have merged into a federated cybercriminal brand known as SLH, which operates mainly on Telegram and uses Extortion-as-

NBC News (11/20, Silva), the New York Times (11/20, Rojas), Reuters (11/20, Ax), USA TODAY (11/20, Ortiz, Santucci), the Washington Examiner (11/20, Hunter), the Washington Post (11/20, Bellware), and the Washington Times (11/20, Delaney). FBI Investigating Whether Burglaries Targeting Athletes Are Lin

g Operations Reuters (11/20, Stempel, Vicens) reported that U.S. prosecutors unveiled criminal charges on Wednesday against five alleged members of Scattered Spider, a loose-knit community of hackers suspected of breaking into dozens of U.S. companies to steal confidential information and cryptocurrency. Martin