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delphia suburbs on Wednesday. According to Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Col. George Bivens, a police dog from a highly trained U.S. EFTA00160572 Border Patrol unit apprehended Cavalcante in a wooded area at approximately 8 a.m. local time on Wednesday. Despite resistance from Cavalcante, officers successfu

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

ric and emphasis on Al risk may have contributed to Ziz's extreme beliefs. The article highlighted an FBI affidavit where two Zizians fired guns at Border Patrol agents. President Trump Says He's 'Very Satisfied' With The Official Narrative On Butler Assassination The Daily Caller (07/05, Wilcox) reported th

t the FBI warning advises that anyone in the airline ecosystem, including trusted vendors and contractors, could be at risk of being targeted by the Scattered Spider group. Hawaii Tribune (07/04, Boylan) and Daily Mail (07/05, Garino) also reported on the story. Connecticut 19-Year-Old Posed as Yahoo! And Google

a 30-year-old man from Ypsilanti, is facing federal charges. The allegations against Len stem from an incident in which he allegedly interfered with Border Patrol agents who were transporting a group of detained immigrants to a detention facility, although the exact details of the incident are not specified i

haven't got a recent backup have long gone, replaced by what is commonly known as a double extortion tactic. This is what the FBI warned of in the Scattered Spider advisory, where the attackers steal your data before encrypting it. Sonicwall Firewalls Hit by Active Mass Exploitation of Suspected Zero-Day Cyber

7, Alsharif, Strickler, et al.) clarified that according to the OHS, the suspect opened fire at the entrance of the federal government building, and Border Patrol agents and local police "helped neutralize the shooter." A Border Patrol employee and two officers were injured, DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin

ors about cyber attacks from the Scattered Spider criminal ring, which uses social engineering techniques to gain access. According to the article, Scattered Spider targets large corporations and third-party IT providers by impersonating employees or contractors and bypassing multi-factor authentication (MFA). T

Border Agent's Death Seeks Delay in Death Penalty Decision The Associated Press (07/01, Ramer) reported that a woman charged in the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont wants to delay the government's decision on whether to seek the death penalty by at least six months. According to the article, Te

sweek (07/01, Burman) reported that the FBI has issued a warning to the U.S. airline sector about the growing threat posed by the cybercriminal gang Scattered Spider. According to the article, Scattered Spider has been suspected of infiltrating at least two major U.S. airlines, exploiting remote access tools, and

uana operations have cropped up across the United States, and there have been major drug busts in states like New Mexico and Maine. In Maine alone, Border Patrol has reportedly identified at least 270 illegal marijuana grow operations that are worth billions of dollars. The Greenfield Recorder (07/09, Cammall

ccounts to protect themselves from potential misuse of their data. The article highlighted that the FBI recently warned that a hacking group called Scattered Spider is actively targeting airlines and the transportation sector. Back to Top OTHER FBI NEWS EFTA01655274 Sen. Chuck Grassley Reiterates Plans to In

for Terrorism at San Diego Border KGTV (ABC-10) (07/31, Grabish) reported that an audit by the Office of the Inspector General found that San Diego Border Patrol agents failed to properly screen migrants for terrorism due to being overwhelmed by a large volume of "special interest aliens". According to the ar

ISACs), are warning their members to be vigilant as the cybercrime gang Scattered Spider continues to evolve its tactics. According to the articles, Scattered Spider has been using social- engineering attacks to trick IT help desks into handing over user credentials, and is expected to continue finding new ways t

uana operations have cropped up across the United States, and there have been major drug busts in states like New Mexico and Maine. In Maine alone, Border Patrol has reportedly identified at least 270 illegal marijuana grow operations that are worth billions of dollars. The Greenfield Recorder (07/09, Cammall

ccounts to protect themselves from potential misuse of their data. The article highlighted that the FBI recently warned that a hacking group called Scattered Spider is actively targeting airlines and the transportation sector. Back to Top OTHER FBI NEWS Sen. Chuck Grassley Reiterates Plans to Investigate DOJ,