FBI Probes Service Selling 153M+ Drivers Licenses
2026-09-05T07:23:22Z•b70bbf44e0cf83e73884eada8982dd853ad265e6c91e54bf358c6bf6e88845ee
AT&T data theftAWS GovCloudFBI investigationGitHub leakIoT securityMicrosoft Patch TuesdaySnowflake extortionTeamPCPactively exploited vulnerabilityad fraudcloud data theftcredential exposurecybercrime arrestsdark webdata breachextortionidentity theftmalicious open-source softwareresidential proxiessmart TV securitystolen driver licensessupply-chain attackszero-day market
What happened
KrebsOnSecurity reporting highlights major cybersecurity developments, including an FBI investigation into a dark-web service selling more than 153 million stolen driver’s-license scans, arrests of alleged TeamPCP supply-chain attackers, large Microsoft vulnerability disclosures and active exploitation, Snowflake-related extortion prosecutions, residential-proxy abuse through smart TVs and streaming devices, and exposure of CISA credentials in a public GitHub repository. The collection reflects significant identity-theft, supply-chain, cloud-data, endpoint-patching, credential-exposure, fraud,
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