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- 1ShinyHunters claims it hacked the FBI, denies financial motiveโShinyHunters claims FBI hack: 'This is NOT financially motivated'
The hacking group ShinyHunters says it has breached the FBI, stating the attack was 'NOT financially motivated'. The claim, reported by The Register, is drawing attention in security circles, with commenters weighing in on the group's motives. ShinyHunters is known for large-scale data theft and extortion, so an ideologically framed attack on the FBI would mark a notable shift, though the group has not released evidence of the breach.
- 2Federal Duck Stamp has raised $1.3 billion for conservation since 1934โSince 1934, the Federal Duck Stamp has raised $1.3 billion for habitat conservation https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.p
The Federal Duck Stamp, sold to hunters and conservationists since 1934, has raised $1.3 billion for wetland and habitat conservation. Attention is on the 2026 contest winner, with the stamp's long fundraising record being highlighted as one of the most successful conservation funding programs in the United States.
- 3Jackery Explorer 1000 V2 drops to $699 with 200W solar panelโผGet a 200W solar panel with Jackery's 1,070Wh Explorer 1000 V2 power station for $699 (Reg. $879), more
Jackery's Explorer 1000 V2 portable power station, a 1,070Wh unit, is on sale for $699, down from its regular $879 price, with a 200W solar panel included in the bundle. The deal is drawing attention from shoppers looking for backup power for camping, emergencies, or off-grid use, as solar-inclusive bundles rarely drop this low on one of the more popular mid-capacity power stations.
- 4Arizona's best housing market for buyers namedโผHere is the best housing market for buyers in Arizona
A report identifies the best housing market for buyers in Arizona, pointing to the area where buyers currently have the strongest position. Housing in the state has cooled from pandemic-era highs, with more inventory and slower price growth shifting leverage toward buyers in some cities. The ranking is drawing attention from house hunters and industry watchers weighing where conditions are most favorable.
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A suspected member of the ShinyHunters hacking group has been charged with attempted incitement to commit two murders, according to a report by the data breach news site DataBreaches.net. The charge is a striking escalation beyond the cybercrime offenses typically associated with the group, which has been linked to a string of high-profile data thefts.
- 6Prime Day deals live on Garmin, Samsung and Fitbit trackersโPrime Day deals on fitness trackers are live: Shop our favorite deals on Garmin, Samsung, and Fitbit
Fitness tracker deals for Amazon's Prime Day are now live, with discounts highlighted on Garmin, Samsung and Fitbit devices. Retail writers are steering shoppers toward their picks among the markdowns as the sale event gets underway, with wearables among the popular categories for bargain hunters.
- 7ShinyHunters suspect probed over alleged murder ordersโShinyHunters suspect also investigated for alleged murder orders, Dutch media report
Dutch media report that a suspect linked to the hacking group ShinyHunters is under investigation not only for cybercrime but also for allegedly ordering murders. The claims add a violent dimension to a case previously seen as extortion-driven hacking, and Reuters has picked up the reporting, drawing international attention to the probe.
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Game Informer has highlighted a new playable tribute to KPop Demon Hunters, describing it as a love letter to the hit film. The project lets fans interact with the movie's world of K-pop idols turned demon slayers. Discussion is centred on how affectionately the game captures the film's style and music, with fans of the franchise welcoming the chance to engage with it beyond the screen.
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A suspected member of the ShinyHunters hacking group has been arrested in connection with a data breach involving the FBI. The arrest follows an investigation into the breach, which exposed sensitive law enforcement data. Details about the suspect's identity and the full extent of the stolen information have not been released, and authorities are continuing to examine the group's broader cybercrime operations.