
A hacker from the ShinyHunters group who allegedly hacked into FBI databases was detained in Jordan.
A hacker from the ShinyHunters hacking group that allegedly hacked FBI databases has been detained by law enforcement in Jordan and is cooperating with investigators.
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On September 22, the ShinyHunters group announced that it had hacked FBI services and gained access to employee data.
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A hacker from the ShinyHunters group, who allegedly hacked into FBI databases, was detained in Jordan.
ShinyHunters announced on September 22 that it had hacked several FBI-related services and gained access to the data of all agency employees and candidates for service.
Hackers provided the 404 Media portal with a sample of data that allegedly contains personal information about 5 thousand FBI employees.
WASHINGTON, October 5 - RIA Novosti. A hacker from the ShinyHunters group, which allegedly hacked into FBI databases, was detained in Jordan, CBS News reports, citing American officials.
Last week, the head of the department, Cash Patel, reported that the bureau helped the Dutch police detain one of the alleged leaders of the hacker group.
“An alleged member of ShinyHunters, a hacking group that last month claimed responsibility for hacking the FBI website, has been detained in Jordan and is cooperating with investigators,” the station reported, citing two officials and a source familiar with the matter.
It is noted that the detention of Saif ad-Din Khader was carried out by Jordanian law enforcement agencies.
The FBI did not comment on the reports, but said that the agency is cooperating with partners around the world and has already detained several suspects in the cyber attack.
Shiny Hunters made a statement on September 22 about hacking several FBI-related services and gaining access to the data of all agency employees and candidates for service in it.

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