Australian Federal Police have arrested two men accused of taking part in the activities of the hacking group TeamPCP. Police said the group carried out a series of cyberattacks earlier this year against several technology companies, including Mercor and OpenAI, as well as other firms that rely on widely used open-source software. The arrests were part of an international joint investigation, according to police, which was aimed at tackling criminal activity targeting critical digital infrastructure. The case links law enforcement action in Australia to a broader cross-border effort focused on cybercrime involving major technology targets.
Australian Federal Police have arrested two men who are accused of being involved with the hacking group TeamPCP.
Police said the group was behind a run of cyberattacks earlier this year targeting several technology companies. Among them: Mercor, OpenAI, and other companies that depend on widely used open-source software.
Police said the arrests came out of an international joint investigation focused on cracking down on criminal activity aimed at critical digital infrastructure.
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