ShinyHunters Website Goes Offline After FBI Deadline Expires
- ShinyHunters' website went offline Wednesday, one day after the hacking group's deadline for the FBI to retract a May advisory expired following claims of stealing data from thousands of agents.
- Dutch National Police arrested a 24-year-old Amsterdam man, Pepijn van der Stap, on September 28, identified as a cybersecurity lead at Amsterdam-based Neo Security and suspected leader of ShinyHunters.
- The FBI is "actively and aggressively investigating" the breach; ShinyHunters demanded the agency "correct or simply REMOVE" the advisory, claiming it misrepresented the group's tactics and track record.
- FBI Cyber Division Assistant Director Brett Leatherman urged remaining members to contact the agency "while the choice is still yours," warning that arrests and seized infrastructure reveal group identities.
- ShinyHunters denied any association with the arrested man, calling Dutch police "incompetent," while the group has allegedly hacked over 100 organizations including Rockstar Games and Ticketmaster since last year.
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The website of ShinyHunters, the group that claimed responsibility for a recent hack in which personal and sensitive data of thousands of FBI agents was stolen, went offline on Wednesday.
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The website of ShinyHunters, the group that claimed responsibility for a recent hack in which personal and sensitive data of thousands of FBI agents was stolen, went offline on Wednesday.
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ShinyHunters website goes offline after FBI deadline expires
Sept 30 : The website used by ShinyHunters, the group that claimed responsibility for a recent hack of thousands of FBI agents' personal and sensitive data, went offline on Wednesday, a day after the group's deadline for the FBI to retract or modify a statement about the group's tactics and track record expired.
RECIT - The theft of FBI agents' confidential files prompted the US authorities to conduct a ruthless tracking of the ShinyHunters cyber criminals, including Frenchman Sébastien Raoult.
FBI Warns ShinyHunters: We Have Evidence to Identify and Arrest You
The FBI has warned the cybercrime group ShinyHunters that it possesses sufficient evidence, including technical indicators, communication logs, and financial trails, to identify and locate its members. Recent arrests and international cooperation underscore the agency’s escalating efforts against the data-brokering network. The net is tightening.
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