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Australian Police Disrupt TeamPCP Hacking Group Behind Global Supply-Chain Attacks

Australian authorities have made a major breakthrough in the fight against global supply-chain attacks, arresting two men linked to the notorious TeamPCP hacking group. The suspects, aged 21 and 23, were taken into custody after a year-long investigation into a string of devastating developer supply-chain intrusions.

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Google Unveils Unified Naming System for Hacker Groups

Say goodbye to memorization overload - Google's Threat Intelligence Group is shaking up threat tracking with a sleek, unified naming system for hacker groups, using simple two-word code names to make it easier to stay on top of cyber threats. This game-changing approach kicks off with dozens of high-priority groups and will keep expanding to make threat tracking a whole lot more intuitive.

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Handala's Israeli Radar Claim Sparks Skepticism

Can a mysterious Iranian-linked hacker group really take down Israel's radar systems? Handala claims it did on the same day Israel and Iran exchanged missile fire, but experts are raising an eyebrow.

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TeamPCP hackers target Mistral AI code repos for sale

Hackers from TeamPCP are demanding $25,000 for nearly 5 gigabytes of stolen Mistral AI code, threatening to leak it for free if they don't find a buyer within a week. The group claims to have snagged around 450 internal repositories, including sensitive source code used for training and model delivery.

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British Hacker Pleads Guilty to Crypto Theft Charges

A British hacker, allegedly the mastermind behind the notorious Scattered Spider cybercrime collective, has pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft charges in a US court, dealing a significant blow to the shadowy network. This guilty plea marks a major win for law enforcement and raises important questions about the future of cybercrime and online security.

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