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x trafficking investigation, citing the need to protect victims and prevent the spread of unfounded theories. The article highlighted that Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino recently insisted in television and podcast interviews that the evidence was clear that Epstein had killed himself. The

or breach are "largely contained" and "dormant" in the networks, "locked into the location they're in" and "not actively infiltrating information," Brett Leatherman, the top FBI cyber official, stated. According to the article, Leatherman said in a recent interview that that doesn't mean the hackers, known as Sa

lash. The article highlighted that conspiracy theories have not subsided and were often pushed by a myriad of right-wing figures, including Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino. News Nation Now (07/09, Djordjevic) reported that Sigrid McCawley, an attorney representing people suing Jeffrey Epstei

Continued Reporting: Salt Typhoon 'Largely Contained' in Telecom Networks, Says FBI Official Inside Towers (07/09, Stimson) reported that the FBI's Brett Leatherman says the Salt Typhoon hackers are "largely contained" and "dormant" in telecom networks, but still pose a threat. According to the article, nine U.S

lash. The article highlighted that conspiracy theories have not subsided and were often pushed by a myriad of right-wing figures, including Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino. News Nation Now (07/09, Djordjevic) reported that Sigrid McCawley, an attorney representing people suing Jeffrey Epstei

Continued Reporting: Salt Typhoon 'Largely Contained' in Telecom Networks, Says FBI Official Inside Towers (07/09, Stimson) reported that the FBI's Brett Leatherman says the Salt Typhoon hackers are "largely contained" and "dormant" in telecom networks, but still pose a threat. According to the article, nine U.S

ela, and compelled the Mexican government to hand over several dozen high-ranking cartel officials for prosecution. In a DOJ press release, Director Patel stated, "Today's plea is a proud moment for the FBI and its partners as the founders of a notoriously violent drug trafficking organization, one th

ny," said Acting Assistant Attorney General Matthew R. Galeotti of the Justice Department's Criminal Division. FBI Cyber Division Assistant Director Brett Leatherman added, "This case underscores the importance of identifying insider threats early and engaging proactively with law enforcement to mitigate risks."

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ince at least 2019, these actors conducted a significant cyber-espionage campaign, breaching global telecommunications privacy and security norms," Brett Leatherman, head of the FBI's Cyber Division, said in a pre- recorded statement. "Beijing's indiscriminate targeting of private communications demands our stron

ords • Multiple People Arrested After FBI, LAPD Executed Search Warrants in Los Angeles • AG Bondi Speaks at Contentious Senate Hearing • Director Patel, FBI 'Flex Resources' for Windy City Crime Crackdown as Part of Trump Administration's 'Focused Effort' • Continued Reporting: Director Patel Holds

er the ransomware group Clop launched "mass extortion" attacks exploiting the flaw. According to the article, FBI Cyber Division Assistant Director Brett Leatherman said the vulnerability was being actively exploited and urged companies to act quickly, while Mandiant confirmed several successful breaches using p

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rector for cyber operations, Brian Vorndran, who left the public sector and joined Microsoft as the firm's deputy CISO in May. Veteran FBI official Brett Leatherman announced in a Linkedln post that he was selected to take over the role in June, writing that "FBI Cyber sits at the intersection of law enforcement