(InvestigateTV) — The FBI is warning the public that scammers are impersonating employees of its Internet Crime Complaint Center, known as IC3, to target victims a second time. IC3 is where people who have been scammed online can report the crime. Paul Keener, a cybersecurity strategist at GuidePoint Security, said the scheme is particularly harmful...Read More
A threat actor has dumped nearly 3.7 million employee records from several Fortune 500 companies, exposing vast internal directories on cybercrime forums following a major Azure data exfiltration campaign. Recently, Hudson Rock reported that a cyber criminal operating under the moniker “The Hatman” flooded dark web forums with massive internal employee directories belonging to...Read More
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By the year 2030, the United States could face a deficit of 2 million-plus skilled trades professionals, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Enrollment in K-12 CTE programs that prepare students for careers in the skilled trades is rising, but not fast enough to close the gap, experts say. Several factors prevent teens from...Read More
The Missouri State Highway Patrol would like to encourage parents to include conversations about safety when preparing their students for the 2026-27 school year. It’s also important that drivers be prepared for the change in traffic patterns as students begin another year of instruction. In 2025, one person was killed and 284 injured in traffic...Read More
Most wrong-number texts are harmless. Some are the first step in a carefully planned scam. By replying, you may be confirming that your number is active and that you’re willing to engage with strangers, making you a more valuable target for future fraud. Here’s why a polite response can be worth money to cybercriminals. The...Read More
Ransomware victims are facing a new kind of pressure campaign. Instead of receiving another demand from the attackers who stole their data, some companies are being contacted by a supposed recovery firm that says it can retrieve files and erase stolen copies. The operation calls itself Ransom Busters. Its emails arrive before an incident is...Read More
Three federal agencies reported Aug. 18 that the Medusa ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) group has attacked more than 500 victims from June 2021 to at least April 2026 — an operation that relies on speed to extort victims into making hefty payments often in the hundreds of thousands.The RaaS group targeted the medical, education, legal, insurance, technology,...Read More
Prime Minister Andy Burnham exchanged messages with a person posing as the chief of staff to US President Donald Trump. Downing Street has declined to comment on the security breach, first reported by Politico. The news website reported that officials said Burnham communicated with the person claiming to be Susie Wiles “before becoming suspicious that...Read More
Cyber hackers have stolen detailed financial information on hundreds of thousands of individuals and companies from tax and land registry computers, French authorities admitted on August 14. France’s Public Finance agency (DGFiP), which oversees the tax system, said there were two separate cyber attacks on its computers. Details from more than 678,000 individual and professional...Read More
