Cybersecurity · October 9, 2026
The FBI and security agencies from six other countries say a China-linked firm called Integrity Technology Group ran a portal that let paying customers browse email mailboxes stolen from government bodies, law enforcement, healthcare providers, and religious groups across Southeast Asia. The company, already under U.S. and UK sanctions, reportedly used automated scanning tools to find vulnerable websites before harvesting the data. The joint advisory marks one of the broadest multinational call-outs yet of a commercial hack-for-hire email theft operation.
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