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The hacking group ShinyHunters has publicly stated that it will not leak sensitive data belonging to the FBI, according to CBC News. The claim is notable coming from a group known for breaching major companies and selling or dumping stolen customer records. No details have been given on what FBI material the group accessed or why it is declining to publish it.
- 2ShinyHunters claims it hacked the FBI, denies financial motive●ShinyHunters 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.
- 3Dutch Hacker Arrested in ShinyHunters Probe Over FBI Breach▼Dutch Hacker Arrested in ShinyHunters Probe Linked to FBI Data Breach
Dutch police have arrested a suspected hacker as part of an investigation into the ShinyHunters cybercriminal group. The suspect is reportedly linked to a data breach affecting the FBI. The case is drawing attention because ShinyHunters has been tied to a string of major corporate data thefts, and a breach involving FBI-linked data would mark a notable escalation in the group's alleged activities.
- 4FBI job portals stay down after ShinyHunters breach claim▼FBI job portals remain offline after ShinyHunters claims breach via PeopleSoft zero-day
FBI job application portals remain offline following claims by the hacking group ShinyHunters that it breached the Bureau's systems through a PeopleSoft zero-day vulnerability. The outage has raised questions about the security of the FBI's recruitment infrastructure and the severity of the alleged exploit. Details on the scope of any data taken and the Bureau's response have not been confirmed.
- 5Hunter Biden Predicts Bitcoin Will Hit $220,000 by 2028▼Hunter Biden Predicts Bitcoin Will Hit $220,000 by 2028, Calls Elizabeth Warren's Crypto Criticism 'So Wrong'
Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe Biden, has publicly predicted that Bitcoin will reach $220,000 by 2028. He also sharply criticized Senator Elizabeth Warren's stance on cryptocurrency, calling her views 'so wrong'. The comments add a political dimension to the ongoing debate over crypto regulation in Washington, where Warren has been one of the industry's most prominent critics.
- 6Blubaugh to start Astros' Wild Card Game 1 opener▼Blubaugh to open Wild Card Game 1 for Astros; Brown expected to start Game 2
The Houston Astros have named Blubaugh as their starting pitcher for Game 1 of the American League Wild Card Series, with Hunter Brown expected to take the mound for Game 2. The announcement sets the rotation for Houston's postseason opener as the club begins its playoff run.
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The hacking group ShinyHunters says it breached the FBI and stole data on bureau employees, according to a Reuters report. The claim has drawn wide attention online, with observers awaiting confirmation from US authorities about whether the breach actually occurred and what information may have been taken.
- 8Montana Commission Moves to Draft Predator Management Policy▼Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission Moves to Draft Predator Management Policy
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission has voted to move forward with drafting a statewide predator management policy. The policy would set out how the state handles predators such as wolves, mountain lions and bears, an issue that has long divided ranchers, hunters and conservation groups in Montana. Details of the proposed policy's contents have not yet been released, and public input is expected as the drafting process continues.
- 9Federal Duck Stamp has raised $1.3 billion for conservation since 1934▼Since 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.
- 10Sheeppox DNA found hidden in medieval gospel parchments●Ancient virus hunters: how we discovered sheeppox DNA hidden in medieval gospels by Kevin Daly DNA can survive in parchm
Researchers report discovering sheeppox viral DNA preserved in the parchment of medieval gospel manuscripts, showing that DNA can survive in animal-skin writing material for well over a thousand years. The finding highlights how ancient manuscripts can serve as archives of long-lost pathogens, offering virologists and historians a new window into the diseases circulating among medieval livestock and the people who handled them.
- 11UnitedHealthcare names Hunter president amid employer business decline●UnitedHealthcare names Hunter president as fully insured employer business shrinks
UnitedHealthcare has appointed Hunter as president of the company, a leadership change announced as its fully insured employer business continues to shrink. The move signals a strategic push to stabilise a segment facing enrollment losses, and industry watchers are weighing what new leadership means for the insurer's employer coverage strategy.
- 12Jackery Explorer 1000 V2 drops to $699 with 200W solar panel▼Get 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.
- 13Amazon's Early Prime Big Deal Days Cut Home Gym Prices Up to 50%●Our Editors Found the Best Early Prime Big Deal Days Fitness Sales—Save Up to 50% on Home Gym Equipment
Amazon is running early Prime Big Deal Days discounts on fitness gear, with home gym equipment marked down by as much as 50 percent. Men's Health editors have rounded up the best of the early sales, covering dumbbells, kettlebells, treadmills and other workout equipment ahead of the official October shopping event. Shoppers with Prime memberships are browsing the deals now to upgrade home gyms at lower prices before the main sale begins.
- 14Monster Hunter Outlanders mobile game launches October 29●スマホで遊べる新作「モンハン」! 「モンスターハンターアウトランダーズ」が10月29日に配信決定 https:// game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/ news/2143990.html # game_watch_
Capcom's new Monster Hunter title for smartphones, Monster Hunter Outlanders, will be released on October 29 for iOS and Android. The announcement confirms a full Monster Hunter experience designed for mobile play, expanding the long-running hunting action series beyond consoles and PC. Fans are reacting to the release date and to how the series' combat will translate to touchscreens.
- 15Jaguars secure Travis Hunter's first interception ball after dispute▼Jaguars collect Travis Hunter's first INT ball after spat
The Jacksonville Jaguars collected the ball from Travis Hunter's first career NFL interception after a dispute over who would keep it. Hunter, the rookie two-way player and No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 draft, reached the milestone in a game, and the team stepped in to resolve the disagreement over the souvenir's ownership.
- 16Dutch Police Arrest Suspected ShinyHunters Hacker Over FBI Breach Claims●Dutch Police Arrest Suspected ShinyHunters Hacker Linked to FBI Breach Claims
Dutch police have arrested a suspected member of the ShinyHunters hacking group, allegedly connected to claims of breaching the FBI. The arrest marks a significant step against the cybercrime collective known for large-scale data thefts and extortion. Details about the suspect's identity and the exact nature of the alleged FBI breach have not been fully confirmed by authorities.
- 17Dutch Police Arrest Alleged ShinyHunters Leader●Dutch Police Arrest Alleged ShinyHunters Leader in FBI Data Breach Case
Dutch police have arrested the suspected leader of the hacking group ShinyHunters in connection with an FBI investigation into major data breaches. The group has been linked to high-profile intrusions targeting companies worldwide, stealing vast amounts of user data. The arrest marks a significant step in international efforts to dismantle cybercrime networks, and it is drawing attention from security experts tracking the group's activities.
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Wisconsin is holding its annual youth deer hunt on October 10-11, giving young hunters a chance to take part before the general season opens. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is encouraging families to get outdoors, with the event aimed at introducing beginners to hunting under adult supervision across the state.
- 19ShinyHunters suspect probed over alleged murder orders▼ShinyHunters 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.
- 20ShinyHunters Hacks Rival Gang Cl0p, Seizes Leak Site●ShinyHunters Hacks Rival Ransomware Gang Cl0p and Takes Over its Dark Web Tor Data Leak Site
The hacking group ShinyHunters has compromised Cl0p, a rival ransomware gang, and taken control of its dark web Tor data leak site, according to a report by CPO Magazine. The takeover of one major cybercrime operation by another is drawing attention from security researchers tracking shifting alliances and infighting in the ransomware underworld.
- 21San Antonio Spurs face new role as hunted team in 2026-27●Spurs In Focus Report: The Spurs start of the 2026-27 season & being the hunted https:// spursinfocus.substack.com/p/sp
A new Spurs In Focus report examines the San Antonio Spurs' start to the 2026-27 NBA season and the shift to being the hunted rather than the hunter. The piece, shared by sports journalist Jeff Garcia with broadcaster Hector Ledesma, weighs how the young roster handles raised expectations after offseason optimism in San Antonio.
- 22Delaware updates hunting regulations after Supreme Court age ruling▼DNREC updates Delaware hunting regulations after state Supreme Court ruling on hunters age requirement
Delaware's Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has updated the state's hunting regulations in response to a Delaware Supreme Court ruling concerning the minimum age requirement for hunters. The ruling prompted DNREC to revise its rules to bring them in line with the court's decision, affecting who is eligible to hunt in the state.
- 23Arizona's best housing market for buyers named●Here 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.
- 24Non-Lead Ammunition Pitched as Win for Wildlife and Hunters▼Non-Lead Ammunition: Good For Wildlife, Good for Hunters
Hunting industry coverage is promoting non-lead ammunition as beneficial both for wildlife and for hunters themselves. Lead ammunition has long been linked to lead poisoning in scavenging birds such as eagles and condors when they feed on gut piles or unrecovered game. The article argues copper and other alternatives perform well enough that hunters can switch without losing effectiveness.
- 25Dutch police arrest ShinyHunters hacker over alleged murder plot●TL;DR: Dutch police have arrested a member of the ShinyHunters hacker group, who was allegedly plotting the murders of t
Dutch police have arrested a member of the hacker group ShinyHunters, who is suspected not only of cybercrime but of plotting to murder two individuals. According to reports, plans for the killings were reportedly found on the suspect's laptop. The case has drawn attention for combining a high-profile hacking investigation with serious allegations of planned violence.
- 26ShinyHunters Hacking Group Linked to FBI Breach●What to Know About the Hacking Group ShinyHunters and Its F.B.I. Breach https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/us/politics/s
The hacking group ShinyHunters is reported to have breached the FBI, according to a New York Times explainer outlining the group's background and the scope of the intrusion. The piece examines who ShinyHunters are, their history of large-scale data theft and extortion, and what the apparent breach of a US law enforcement agency means for national cybersecurity.
- 27Montana Commission Rejects 24-Hour Trap Checks and Bear Spray Mandate▼Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission Rejects 24-Hour Trap Checks, Bear Spray Mandate
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission has voted against requiring trappers to check their traps every 24 hours and against mandating that hunters carry bear spray. The decision ends, for now, proposals aimed at reducing harm to trapped animals and improving safety in bear country. The ruling is likely to draw criticism from wildlife advocacy groups while being welcomed by trapping and hunting interests in the state.
- 28Viewers debate cultural intent behind K-pop Demon Hunters●I know I am a year late to this but I find it a TAD annoying when commenters on K-pop Demon Hunters are so happy "becaus
A social media user has voiced frustration with people praising K-pop Demon Hunters for its thorough research into Korean culture, pointing out that lead writer and director Maggie Kang is Korean and made the film precisely because she wanted greater exposure for Korean culture. The comment has drawn attention to how audiences credit the film's authenticity.
- 29First pictures show Brendan Fraser back as Rick in The Mummy 4●Brendan Fraser back as hunky hunter Rick in first pictures of The Mummy 4 https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co .uk/20
The first pictures from The Mummy 4 show Brendan Fraser reprising his role as adventurer Rick O'Connell, more than two decades after he first played the hunky hunter in the beloved franchise. Fans of the original films have welcomed the news of his return to the character.
- 30Henry Alex Rubin's Semper Fi Flops With Viewers▼🎬 # SemperFi Di certo un film che non brilla per originalità. La prima parte, una sorta di "Il cacciatore" versione disc
A viewer has posted a negative review of Semper Fi, the 2019 drama directed by Henry Alex Rubin, giving it 4.5 out of 10. The reviewer calls the film unoriginal, describing its first act as a discount version of The Deer Hunter, and criticises the ending as weak and banal. The film follows a Marine sergeant and runs about 100 minutes.
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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.
- 32Dutch police arrest suspected ShinyHunters member▼Dutch police arrest a suspected ShinyHunters member; court orders 90-day detention
Dutch police have arrested a suspected member of the hacking group ShinyHunters, and a court has ordered the suspect held in detention for 90 days while the investigation continues. ShinyHunters is known for large-scale data breaches targeting major companies. The extended detention order suggests prosecutors consider the case serious, and further details about the suspect or the alleged offences have not yet been made public.
- 33Feds warn hackers after ShinyHunters arrest in FBI jobsite breach●Feds warns hackers after ShinyHunters arrest over FBI jobsite data breach
US authorities say a suspected member of the ShinyHunters hacking group has been arrested in connection with a data breach involving an FBI-related jobsite. Federal agencies have issued a warning to other hackers, signalling a broader crackdown on the group. ShinyHunters is known for large-scale data theft and extortion campaigns targeting major companies.
- 34Kelseyville Presbyterian Church schedules fall rummage sale for early October▼Kelseyville Presbyterian Church plans fall rummage sale Oct. 2 and 3
Kelseyville Presbyterian Church in Lake County, California, is holding its fall rummage sale on October 2 and 3. The annual event draws local bargain hunters and raises funds for the congregation's community activities. Residents in the area are being alerted to the dates as the church prepares donated goods for sale.
- 35Winner of Florida's annual python hunt caught astonishing number●Man who won Florida’s annual python hunt captured ‘an astonishing’ number
A hunter has won Florida's annual Python Challenge after capturing what organisers called an astonishing number of Burmese pythons. The competition, run by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, invites the public to hunt the invasive snakes in the Everglades, where they devastate native wildlife. Officials praised the winning total as a significant contribution to protecting the ecosystem.
- 36Hunter Biden Discusses Bitcoin And Operation Chokepoint 2.0●Hunter Biden On Bitcoin, Operation Chokepoint 2.0, And $LAPTOP
Hunter Biden has spoken publicly about Bitcoin, referencing claims of 'Operation Chokepoint 2.0' — an alleged coordinated effort to debank crypto firms — and a token going by the ticker $LAPTOP. His remarks drew attention within the crypto community, where comments from political figures and the Biden family name tend to move markets and reignite debate over the US government's treatment of the digital asset industry.