Cybercrime Crew Claims It Hacked Mike Lindell’s MyPillow
2026-05-30T20:52:15Z•f213057d180bc3a8d17e7564cf1696c416f7f08cf85b10e1cc485ce27a8a62f6
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What happened
A cluster of high-impact security stories: an apparent large-scale software supply-chain campaign (TeamPCP) is poisoning open-source code and impacting hundreds of organizations (including GitHub); ransomware gangs have evolved to steal data in person; realistic reservation‑hijacking scams may stem from access to customer data at 350+ hotels; a cybercrime crew claims to have hacked MyPillow; Google published a live exploit for an unpatched flaw; US military personnel are being tracked via location data, creating operational risk; law‑enforcement efforts to get near‑real‑time access to license‑
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- 2026-05-30T20:52:15Z
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- Yes
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