Two men from Western Australia have been charged after police allege they were part of TeamPCP, a cybercrime group that planted malicious code in open-source software, then used it to break into organizations around the world. The Australian Federal Police (AFP), working with the FBI and Western Australia Police Force (WAPF), arrested a 21-year-old from Cottesloe and a 23-year-old from Mandurah on August 26. The 21-year-old Cottesloe man was charged with eight offences, including possessing … More → The post Two alleged TeamPCP hackers arrested over global supply chain attacks appeared first on Help Net Security.
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OpenAI released a technical breakdown of the historic incident and plans changes to prevent such an occurrence from happening again.
The appeals court sent the case back to the Helsinki District Court to be heard on its merits, although the three men, who had previously been detained in Finland, have since left the country.
US Justice Department investigating the breach