California election offices confirm DOJ grand jury subpoenas
Los Angeles County received multiple subpoenas last week; voting-rights groups sued Friday to block the federal effort.
Los Angeles County received multiple subpoenas last week; voting-rights groups sued Friday to block the federal effort.
Most attacks lasted under ten minutes and stayed below 1 Gbps, while terabit-scale floods fell nearly 69% from the prior quarter.
The government says Virtualine still hosts a replacement site that has already drawn a child-abuse complaint.
Dutch police seized dozens of servers in Limburg and recovered data on more than 3,000 customers; follow-up is underway.
Prosecutors say fake dating profiles steered about 800 victims into fraudulent NFT sites and at least about $516,695 in crypto losses.
Artem Stryzhak, 36, pleaded guilty in December 2025 after extradition from Spain; co-conspirator Tymoshchuk remains sought.
Prosecutors say the host kept a forum online after child-exploitation notices and took unhosted bitcoin.
Prosecutors say a Cambodia-linked ring used fake trading sites and moved victim money into Tether.
Amachukwu must pay nearly $3.65 million in restitution and forfeit almost $10.85 million after a 2019–2023 scheme.
Prosecutors say Abdulrahman Alfozan researched and encrypted a hidden recorder and messaged a Saudi royal before a planned one-way trip to Riyadh.
The OnlyFake operator pleaded guilty over a service that generated more than 10,000 fraudulent identity documents.
FBI raided Texas laptop farms as DOJ charged US facilitators of North Korean IT workers who earned $3 million from over 70 companies.
New Jersey charged a deputy attorney general with making and distributing AI-generated CSAM.
U.S. prosecutors charged 14 people and seized laptop farms used in a North Korean remote IT-worker fraud scheme.
A former OpenAI engineer was arrested for allegedly planting a covert recorder designed with chatbot prompts.
FBI arrested an OpenAI engineer accused of planting a covert recorder in an executive conference room.
Prosecutors say North Korean IT workers infiltrated at least 70 U.S. companies using laptop farms and stolen identities.
A Saudi OpenAI engineer was arrested for allegedly hiding a recorder in an executive conference room.
DOJ charged 14 people for a North Korean remote-IT scheme that drew about $3 million from 70 U.S. employers.
Joint Disruption Week against West African scammers yielded 28 arrests, 117 rescues, and 3.7 million account removals.
Attackers exploited critical Atlassian flaw CVE-2026-21589 within hours, alongside arrests, malware updates, and certificate hijacks.
CISA added five exploited ProFTPD, ONLYOFFICE, Strapi, Struts, and BIND flaws to the KEV catalog.
A former industrial-firm engineer was sentenced to 32 months for sabotaging systems and demanding about $750,000 in bitcoin.
A U.S. court sentenced Empire Market co-creator Raheim Hamilton to 40 years over a $430 million dark-web market.
Trump ordered the U.S. government to call artificial intelligence super intelligence, and several tech executives echoed the phrase.
Oleg Korniev admitted running 15,000 U.S. money mules that laundered millions for cybercriminals.
The FBI seized seven domains for Microscan and FishHub tools used by China-linked Flax Typhoon contractor Integrity Technology Group.
Raheim Hamilton received a 40-year sentence for co-running Empire Market, which handled $430 million in dark-web sales.
FBI seized Flax Typhoon domains for tools used in critical-infrastructure intrusions.
764 leader Prasan Nepal pleaded guilty to child sexual exploitation conspiracy, facing up to 30 years.
Prosecutors indicted MonsterCloud CEO Zohar Pinhasi for allegedly paying ransoms while charging clients over $19 million.
FBI and six countries say China-linked Integrity Technology Group stole emails and shared them via a third-party portal.
DOJ charged MonsterCloud owner Zohar Pinhasi with wire fraud for secretly paying ransomware gangs.
Empire Market co-creator Raheim Hamilton was sentenced to 40 years over a $430 million dark-web market.
Florida MonsterCloud owner Zohar Pinhasi was charged with secretly paying ransomware ransoms and billing clients millions.
FBI and French authorities seized NudeLeaksTeens and arrested two suspects over stolen intimate images of 17,000 victims.
Empire Market co-creator Raheim Hamilton sentenced to 40 years in prison for facilitating $430 million in dark web transactions.
The U.S. offers up to $10 million for information on Zhang Yu, accused of COVID-19 research cyberattacks.
The U.S. offers up to $10 million for Zhang Yu, accused of MSS-directed theft of COVID-19 research.
FBI and French authorities seized two CSAM-for-sale sites and arrested a 25-year-old alleged administrator.
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