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Informant Alleges Jeffrey Epstein Employed a ‘Personal Hacker’

Tensions Escalate Over Immigration Enforcement in Minnesota The ongoing confrontation between the U.S. government and Minnesota authorities continues to heat up this week, centered around immigration enforcement operations that have increasingly asserted a presence in the Twin Cities and other regions of the state. A federal judge has postponed a…

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British Teenager Sentenced to Two Years in Prison for Hacking CIA Director

In a notable cybersecurity case, a British teenager who successfully infiltrated the online accounts of numerous prominent U.S. government officials has been sentenced to two years in a youth detention center. Kane Gamble, now 18, executed a series of cyber intrusions targeting high-ranking officials, including former CIA Director John Brennan…

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Is China Responsible for the Huge Data Breach Affecting 4 Million U.S. Officials?

In a significant cybersecurity incident, a major breach has exposed the personal data of approximately 4 million current and former federal employees. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has confirmed that hackers infiltrated its computer systems, leading to one of the largest data breaches involving federal personnel in history.…

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State CIO Group Calls for Federal Assistance in AI and Cybersecurity Initiatives

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Critical Infrastructure Security, Legislation NASCIO Agenda Highlights AI Policy, Cybersecurity Investments, and Infrastructure Resilience Jennifer Lawinski • January 30, 2026 The National Association of State CIOs’ 2026 agenda is advocating for federal legislation and funding to bolster state IT programs. (Image: Shutterstock) State Chief Information…

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Polish Grid Hack Highlights Europe’s Urgent Need for Active Defense Strategies

Critical Infrastructure Security, Geo-Specific Russian Cyberattack Highlights Vulnerabilities in Europe’s Infrastructure David Meyer • January 30, 2026 Image: AustralianCamera/Shutterstock A significant cyberattack on Poland’s energy grid, reportedly orchestrated by Russian hackers, has raised urgent calls for enhanced cybersecurity measures across Europe. Experts emphasize the need for active defense strategies and…

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Police Take Down World’s Largest ‘DDoS-for-Hire’ Service; Administrators Arrested

In a significant operation targeting international cybercrime, Dutch authorities have dismantled one of the largest DDoS-for-hire platforms globally, which facilitated over 4 million attacks and culminated in multiple arrests of its operators. The initiative, known as “Operation Power Off,” was spearheaded by the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) in collaboration…

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Cyber Group Claims to Have Identified Hacker Responsible for Manage My Health Breach

The recent cyberattack on Manage My Health, a widely used patient records platform in New Zealand, represents one of the most significant privacy breaches in recent history for the country. Unauthorized actors gained access to sensitive medical information, including personal health data, showcasing serious vulnerabilities in fundamental healthcare systems. Shortly…

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