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Fed-Up with the Feds: Why the FBI Can’t Squash the Scattered Spider Cyber Gang
In a world of cybercrime, the FBI’s tag game with the “Scattered Spider” gang, known for their hacking prowess, is a tragic comedy. Despite holding the identities of these web-weaving villains, the Feds have yet to make a single arrest. Join the club of puzzled…
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Oh, the tangled web we weave when first we practice to...stop cybercrime? Seems like the FBI has been playing a losing game of tag with the elusive "Scattered Spider" hacking group. Despite having the identities of at least a dozen members for over half a year, the big bad Feds have yet to make a single arrest. Why, you ask? Good question, join the club of baffled industry executives waiting for answers.
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