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This means working with trusted international partners like the UK’s National Crime Agency, the West Midlands Police, and the City of London Police, as well as utilizing the capabilities of our state and local partners, who are valued members of FBI’s Cyber Task Forces.”“The arrest of Thalha Jubair underscores an undeniable truth: no matter how elusive or destructive these cyber-criminal syndicates are, we will continue to pursue those who reportedly extort our businesses and ensure they are held accountable,” said Special Agent in Charge Stefanie Roddy for the FBI. Today’s allegations in both
the U.S. Attorney and Special Attorney for the District of New Jersey. The FBI continues to deploy every investigative and technical resource available to dismantle criminal cyber networks and hold their members accountable. businesses and organizations, including critical infrastructure and the federal court system, highlighting the significant and growing threat posed by brazen cybercriminals. These allegations underscore the Department’s unwavering commitment to keeping pace with technologically savvy bad actors and holding accountable those who seek to profit from ransomware.”“The allegations against Jubair announced today are the result of a lengthy investigation into
particular cyber threat actors, often referred to as Scattered Spider, who have victimized at least 47 U.S.-based entities, including in New Jersey,” said Alina Habba, Acting U.S. entities. announcement United Kingdom National accused in Connection with Multiple Cyber Attacks, Including on Critical Infrastructure Thursday, September 18, 2025 Share Facebook X LinkedIn Email For Immediate Release Office of Public Affairs A complaint filed in the District of New Jersey was unsealed today charging Thalha Jubair, a United Kingdom national, with conspiracies to commit computer fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering, in relation to at least 120 computer