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Jordan detains teen suspected ShinyHunters leader tied to FBI data theft

Reuters reports that Saif al-Din Khader, a teenager suspected of leading the ShinyHunters hacking group, is being detained in Jordan. The group claimed in September it had breached the FBI's job recruitment portal, stealing personal and medical data on roughly 5,000 employees and defacing the agency's logo. Sources told Reuters Khader is cooperating with FBI and international investigators to help identify other members of the group.

Suspected ShinyHunters member detained in Jordan, reportedly aiding FBI probe

Jordanian authorities reportedly detained Saif al-Din Khader, known online as "Rey" and suspected of belonging to the ShinyHunters hacking group, this week according to Reuters sources. Khader is said to be cooperating with the FBI and international law enforcement, helping investigators go through his devices and communications to identify other alleged members of the group.

Domino's Names Joe Jordan CEO, Plans Flatter Leadership Structure

Joe Jordan became Domino's CEO on October 1 after nearly 15 years at the company, having joined in 2011 as vice president of innovation and worked through marketing, operations and technology roles. He told the Wall Street Journal he plans to have top executives report directly to him rather than naming a successor to his former chief operating officer post, and wants to push more product experimentation like the single-serving pizza launched in August.

Neil Jordan Revisits 1994's 'Interview With the Vampire' Three Decades Later

Director Neil Jordan is reflecting on his 1994 adaptation of Anne Rice's novel, which she personally wrote the screenplay for. The film starred Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, and Kirsten Dunst and became a landmark entry in vampire cinema.

HBO Max's 'Lanterns' Sees Rising Weekly Viewership

HBO Max's DC Studios series 'Lanterns,' centered on Green Lantern Corps members Hal Jordan and John Stewart, is attracting a growing audience with each successive episode. The show's viewership has climbed steadily since its debut, suggesting positive word-of-mouth is building around the series.

Physicist John Baez ties three particle generations to E7 exceptional algebra

Mathematical physicist John Baez has published a new paper arguing that the puzzling existence of exactly three generations of quarks and leptons may emerge naturally from the exceptional Lie group E7, building on earlier work linking the Standard Model's gauge group to the exceptional Jordan algebra. The paper is his third in a series exploring whether unusual mathematical structures built from the octonions can explain quirky features of particle physics rather than treating them as accidental.