Minnesota man known as ‘Snoopy’ sentenced in DraftKings hack
2026-06-25T14:51:42Z•145e98d3a506182cb5331e9e103f1edc1d92896cbb5f06b040d7717dfdd53fc4
AI-enabled threatsAbdellah BelmiliAmadeyCVE-2026-50751Cisco SD‑WANDOJ seizureDraftKingsFive EyesHuione GroupMicrosoft takedownNathan AustadSAVE databaseStealCVPN compromiseaccount takeovercredential stuffingcriminal marketplacesexecutive orderfrontier AIopen-source securityphishing kitspost-quantum migrationprivacy rulingzero-day
What happened
This feed aggregates multiple cyber news items: Minnesota resident Nathan Austad (“Snoopy”) was sentenced for selling access to compromised DraftKings accounts; a vendor VPN compromise and CVE-2026-50751 illustrate limits of patching; attackers exploited a Cisco SD‑WAN zero‑day to gain highest-level access at a communications provider; Microsoft and partners disrupted Amadey and StealC botnets/marketplaces; DOJ and Treasury seized infrastructure tied to the Huione Group criminal marketplace; an Algerian operator (Abdellah Belmili) was charged for running marketplaces selling stolen credentials
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