Dutch Police Arrest 24-Year-Old Suspected of Planning FBI Hack

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Dutch authorities have arrested a 24-year-old suspect believed to be a member of a group that claimed responsibility for hacking the FBI. The arrest was made proactively, before the alleged cyberattack could be carried out. The suspect was taken into custody in the Netherlands as part of an investigation into the group's activities. Authorities have not yet disclosed further details about the group or the specific nature of the planned attack.

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