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er Miami Heat security officer, has been charged with stealing and selling millions of dollars' worth of team memorabilia. According to the article, Perez allegedly stole over 400 game-worn jerseys and other items, selling more than 100 of them for approximately $2 million. The article noted that the

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

f potential prosecutorial options. Additional reporting on the story was provided by Axios (07/09, Falconer), AFP (07/09, Staff Writer), CNN (07/09, Perez, Lillis), Fox News (07/09, Kornick), The Daily Beast (07/09, Ornedo), The Independent (07/10, Marcus), NBC News (07/09, Dilanian, Reilly, Luce), New

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

l, allowing for over S00 gang-related arrests, expansion of watchlisting capabilities, and disruption of cartel finances and logistics, according to Perez and Stevens. Federal Court Denies Boston Bomber's Request for New Judge to Oversee Death Sentence Appeal The Associated Press (07/31, Willingham) r

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

f potential prosecutorial options. Additional reporting on the story was provided by Axios (07/09, Falconer), AFP (07/09, Staff Writer), CNN (07/09, Perez, Lillis), Fox News (07/09, Kornick), The Daily Beast (07/09, Ornedo), The Independent (07/10, Marcus), NBC News (07/09, Dilanian, Reilly, Luce), New

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,

y results. Additional reporting provided by AL.com (08/11, Robinson), Daily Mail (08/11, White), Independent (08/11, Graziosi), Law & Crime (08/11, Perez), WKRC (CBS-12) (08/11, Staff Writer), People (08/11, Walcott), USA Today (08/11, Martin), WSB (ABC-2) (08/11, Staff Writer), and WVTM (NBC-13) (08/

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

as provided by the Associated Press (11/20, Staff Writer), Fox News (11/20, Casiano), the Washington Post (11/20, Somasundaram), Law & Crime (11/20, Perez), WBIR (NBC-10) (11/20, North), Newsweek (11/20, Venegas), ABC News (11/20, Reinstein), and the New York Times (11/20, Feuer). Trump-Nominated Judg

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