Cybercrime Crew Claims It Hacked Mike Lindell’s MyPillow

2026-05-31T08:52:13Z57607762d0a37881db209c1241f800965cf6c3d316a967a494efdf07b3fc74b2
TeamPCPai-exploitsanti-tech-extremismdata-breachdeepfakeslicense-plate-readinglocation-trackingmilitary-ops-securitymobile-theftphysical-data-theftprivacyransomwarespear-phishingsupply-chain-attacksurveillance-policy

What happened

This WIRED roundup highlights a surge of high-impact threats and policy flashpoints: an apparent spree of software supply‑chain attacks by TeamPCP targeting open‑source projects and GitHub; ransomware groups shifting to in-person data theft; a cybercrime crew claiming to have hacked Mike Lindell’s MyPillow; and large-scale hotel customer data exposures used for realistic reservation‑hijacking spear‑phishing. The Pentagon acknowledged adversaries are using persistent phone‑location data to target troops, raising operational security concerns. Regulatory and surveillance debates are heating up —

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