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The FBI is reportedly investigating a large, ongoing data breach that is still actively unfolding, suggesting a serious cybersecurity incident with potentially significant consequences.
The FBI seized domains tied to a botnet used by Chinese-backed hackers to infiltrate multiple U.S. government departments, disrupting infrastructure that supported the cyberattacks and signaling an active law enforcement response to foreign cyber threats.
The FBI's Atlanta office is investigating an incident, but no arrests have been made at this time.
The FBI has established a simulated small town within an Alabama building to serve as a specialized cyber training ground for practicing cyberattack scenarios.
Section 702, a law permitting NSA and FBI warrantless surveillance, is expected to expire on Friday for the first time.
An individual associated with Google allegedly used insider information to predict betting outcomes on Polymarket, resulting in a $1.2 million profit, according to the FBI.
In 2001, an FBI raid on O.J.'s house uncovered smartcards and bootloaders, indicating potential involvement in unauthorized technological activities.
The FBI plans to hire vendors to assist in tracking and searching for vehicles across the United States, enhancing its nationwide surveillance capabilities.
The clown car is ready and fueled, indicating preparations are complete for its intended journey or performance.
The FBI is investigating potential foreign espionage activities targeting scientists who have access to sensitive government information.
Iranian hackers, identified as the Handela hack team, breached FBI director Cash Patel's personal Gmail, exposing extensive personal and historical data, while the FBI confirmed the hack's legitimacy and offered a reward for identifying the hackers.
Hackers retaliated against Patel's vow to "hunt" them by launching an attack, claiming it was in response to his threat.
Tom Cotton endorses the FBI's practice of buying data, likening it to the legal act of searching through individuals' discarded trash for information.
A foreign hacker inadvertently breached an FBI server involved in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, unaware of its significance.
RAMP, one of the final platforms for ransomware discussions, has been shut down, marking a significant step in combating cybercrime.
A court order mandates the government to halt its search activities pending a review of motions filed by the Washington Post.
The FBI conducted a search of a reporter's home and electronic devices, who is known to have over 1,100 contacts within the government, raising concerns about press freedom and confidentiality of sources.
The FBI has incorporated the DNA profiles of approximately 2,000 US citizens into its crime database for investigative purposes.
The Sinaloa cartel hired a hacker to surveil an FBI agent using spyware and Mexico City's camera system, while Russian hackers employed sophisticated phishing tactics to target a British expert, highlighting the growing intersection of crime and cyber espionage.
An official was linked to an FBI investigation concerning the infamous drug cartel leader Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán.
An audit by the watchdog disclosed a 2018 incident involving the FBI's counter-surveillance activities.
The FBI has started accepting tips via the TOR network, likely aiming to attract informants from China by ensuring anonymity and security.
Dr. Xia Fong Wang, a computer science professor, disappeared amid allegations and investigations, highlighting the potential dangers of skilled programmers and cybersecurity threats.
The FBI director announced that the agency is currently investigating a rise in violent activities targeting Tesla.
The FBI alleges that the founder of GameOn fabricated financial records over six years in a bold fraudulent scheme.
A compromised server issued self-delete commands to malware present on infected computers, aiming to remove the malicious software.
Drone sightings have raised concerns, but the FBI has stated that they have not identified any unusual activity.
The FBI advises using a secret password to prevent AI-generated voice clones from deceiving individuals.
The FBI has indicted Joanna Smith-Griffin, founder of AllHere Education, for securities fraud, wire fraud, and identity theft, allegedly defrauding investors of nearly $10 million by misrepresenting company information.
FBI agents raided Shane Copeland's apartment over his website Poly Market, which allows illegal futures betting on world events, amid allegations of market manipulation and regulatory violations.
The FBI's secret data destruction facility faces severe security issues, risking sensitive data exposure due to poor tracking and oversight.
Kim Dotcom, a notorious hacker and businessman, created MegaUpload, a popular yet controversial file-sharing site, now facing extradition for piracy.
A North Korean hacker infiltrated a security training company, leading to significant security breaches and prompting FBI involvement.
The FBI accessed the failed Trump assassin's phone using advanced forensic tools, while AT&T faced a major breach and Apple banned VPN apps in Russia.
