Dutch police arrest suspected member of group that claimed FBI hack

Dutch police have arrested a suspected member of the ShinyHunters cyber-crime group that claimed to have stolen sensitive information on all FBI bureau staff - around 38,000 people.After the alleged attack last week, the group claimed to have every agent's name, role, badge number and personal details including home address and phone numbers.In a statement, Dutch police said it had arrested a 24-year-old man from Amsterdam on suspicion of being part of the group, which has also claimed other hacks.The suspect was arrested on 15 September, before the alleged FBI attack. He is also suspected of attempted incitement to commit two murders, police said.Police said they seized his devices and found a "large amount of information" on his laptop, including "details about two murders that were to be committed abroad" that they suspect he may have ordered. The suspect has been held since his arrest. Dutch officials have not ruled out further arrests.Stan Duijf, who leads Dutch investigations into cybercrime, said in a statement: "The ShinyHunters group is responsible for a large number of national and international victims."It is good that we have been able to arrest a suspect in the investi...