Latest Intelligence
ShinyHunters Survived Every Arrest but Now Someone Is Talking
Jordanian authorities detained Rey, an admin who seized the ShinyHunters brand, and he is reportedly helping the FBI. Jailing a member never killed the brand. The leak sites are already back. But a cooperating insider attacks the one thing the collective cannot do without. Trust between its members.
Arresting One Hacker Does Not Kill a Collective
Dutch police arrested a 24-year-old in the ShinyHunters investigation, and the case looks less like a clean win the closer you read it. The evidence tying him to the breaches is a reused alias and a disputed voice, against a collective that has no membership and publicly laughed off the arrest.
McKesson Was Breached by a Phone Call, Not a Zero-Day
ShinyHunters claims 284 million patient records stolen from McKesson, which moves a third of North America's prescriptions. Read that carefully: records, not patients. McKesson confirmed a breach, not the number. The healthcare data now sits behind a login a convincing voice can open.