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- 1FBI job portals offline after ShinyHunters breach claim▼FBI job portals remain offline after ShinyHunters claims breach via PeopleSoft zero-day
FBI job application portals remain offline following a claim by the ShinyHunters hacking group that it breached the systems using a zero-day vulnerability in Oracle's PeopleSoft software. The outage has persisted as investigators assess the claimed intrusion, raising questions about how applicant data may have been affected and how the flaw was exploited.
- 2ShinyHunters claims FBI hack, denies financial motive●ShinyHunters claims FBI hack: 'This is NOT financially motivated'
The hacking group ShinyHunters claims it breached the FBI, stating the attack was not financially motivated. The Register reported the claim, and it is being discussed on Hacker News, where it drew modest engagement. Details of the alleged breach, what data was taken, and how the group accessed FBI systems remain unclear, as does any official FBI response to the claim.
- 3FBI Confirms Cyber Security Incident Linked to ShinyHunters▼FBI Confirms Cyber Security Incident: ShinyHunters Hack
The FBI has confirmed a cyber security incident connected to ShinyHunters, a hacking group known for large-scale data breaches and extortion of major companies. Details about the targeted organisation and the scope of the breach have not yet been made public, but the confirmation from federal investigators signals an active and ongoing investigation.
- 4ShinyHunters Claims Breach Exposing FBI Medical Records●(malwarebytes.com) ShinyHunters Exposes Highly Sensitive FBI Medical Records in Extortion-Driven Cyberattack In brief -
The extortion group ShinyHunters claims it breached the FBI and obtained highly sensitive medical records of personnel, reportedly leaked as part of an attempted extortion scheme. Malwarebytes reports on the alleged theft of medical and other private data. The FBI has not been confirmed as commenting, and the scale and authenticity of the claimed leak remain unverified, but the targeting of a US law enforcement agency is drawing close attention in the cybersecurity community.
- 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 has forecast that Bitcoin will reach $220,000 by 2028, while sharply criticizing Senator Elizabeth Warren's stance on cryptocurrency, calling her criticism of the industry 'so wrong'. His remarks put him at odds with a prominent progressive critic of crypto and are drawing attention given his family name and the ongoing political debate in Washington over digital asset regulation.
- 6UnitedHealthcare 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.
- 7Jaguars 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.
- 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 directed staff to begin drafting a formal predator management policy, a step that would shape how the state handles species such as wolves, mountain lions and bears. The move was reported by the Flathead Beacon and is likely to draw input from hunters, ranchers and conservation groups as the policy takes shape.
- 9Blubaugh 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 playoff opener as the club begins its postseason run, with fans and analysts weighing the pitching choices ahead of the best-of-three series.
- 10ShinyHunters 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.
- 11Winner 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.
- 12Wildlife officials urge hunters to switch to non-lead ammunition▼Fish & Wildlife officials encourage use of non-lead ammunition
Fish and Wildlife officials are encouraging hunters to use non-lead ammunition. Lead bullets can fragment on impact and poison scavenging wildlife such as eagles and vultures, and can also pose health risks to people eating game meat. Officials are promoting alternatives like copper bullets as safer for animals and humans alike.
- 13Jaguars resolve ball boy dispute after Travis Hunter interception●Jaguars sorting out ball boy spat after Travis Hunter interception
The Jacksonville Jaguars are dealing with an internal dispute involving a ball boy following an interception by rookie two-way player Travis Hunter. Details of the spat have not been fully disclosed, but the team says it is sorting the matter out internally. The incident has drawn attention because of Hunter's high profile as this year's standout rookie and the unusual nature of the confrontation.
- 14Josh Hines-Allen Confrontation With Ball Boy Caught on Camera●Josh Hines-Allen, NFL Ball Boy's Confrontation Caught on Video After Travis Hunter's 1st Career INT
Jaguars linebacker Josh Hines-Allen was filmed in a heated confrontation with an NFL ball boy in the moments following teammate Travis Hunter's first career interception. The exchange, caught on video, spread quickly across sports outlets and social media as fans debated what triggered it and whether Allen was out of line during the celebration.
- 15Chris Dorsey to Discuss Hunting Access Executive Orders on NewsNation▼Chris Dorsey Joins NewsNation's Katie Pavlich Tonight to Discuss Presidential Executive Orders Expanding Hunting Access - The Outdoor Wire | The Outdoor Wire
Outdoor personality Chris Dorsey is set to appear tonight on NewsNation with Katie Pavlich to discuss presidential executive orders aimed at expanding hunting access. The segment, highlighted by The Outdoor Wire, focuses on how recent federal actions could open more land to hunters and what they mean for sportsmen and conservation policy.
- 16Hunter Captures 96 Pythons to Win Everglades Challenge●One Hunter Caught 96 Pythons in the Everglades and Walked Away With the Top Prize
A hunter caught 96 Burmese pythons in the Florida Everglades and won the top prize in the state's annual Python Challenge. The invasive snakes have devastated native wildlife in the Everglades, and the competition enlists the public to help remove them. The winning haul is drawing attention to both the scale of the invasion and the unusual contest.
- 17Georgia officials announce deal to restore Pine Log Wildlife Management Area▼Georgia Department of Natural Resources and partners announce deal to restore beloved Pine Log Pine Log Wildlife Management Area
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources and partner organizations have announced an agreement to restore Pine Log Wildlife Management Area, a popular outdoor destination in the state. The deal is aimed at preserving and improving the habitat and recreational opportunities at the site, which is valued by local hunters, hikers and wildlife enthusiasts.