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The ShinyHunters group is known for cyberattacks and digital extortion. On September 29, hackers published an announcement about the hacking of the FBI's recruitment portal and stealing the data of almost all agents and people who applied for a job at the FBI.
According to Reuters reports, Saif al-Din Kader, an important member of the world-famous ShinyHunters hacker group, was detained by the Jordanian services. The arrest took place on Tuesday, and this information was confirmed by two independent sources who wished to remain anonymous.
Kader decided to cooperate with law enforcement authorities, which may prove to be a breakthrough in the investigation.
FBI hack and data leak
The ShinyHunters group became famous for cyberattacks and digital extortion. On September 29, hackers published a message online in which they claimed that they had managed to break into the FBI's recruitment portal. According to their declarations, they stole the data of "almost all FBI agents and people who applied for jobs at the FBI." The case received wide media coverage, and the FBI's recruitment website was shut down.
The FBI does not provide detailed comments on the investigation, but says it is working closely with international partners to investigate the case. The American services emphasize that data security and the protection of their employees are their priority.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The FBI may release more information about the investigation in the coming weeks.
Possible · Within weeks

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