Federal agents with Homeland Security Investigations discovered an additional 200,000 SIM cards at a location in New Jersey, law enforcement sources confirmed to CBS News. Agents were first tipped off ...

The US Secret Service this week revealed that a probe into a surge of swatting calls against high-ranking officials led investigators to a vast and stunning network of more than 100,000 SIM cards and ...

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The US Secret Service investigation into a suspicious network of communication devices in the New York City area came after threatening phone calls were made to two White House aides and a top law ...

The Secret Service has announced that it has dismantled a covert network of servers and SIM cards in New York. Officials indicate that this operation could have disrupted cell towers, blocked 911 ...

This wasn’t your typical spam operation. Law enforcement sources estimate the network possessed enough capacity to overwhelm cell towers or completely incapacitate cellular service across New York ...

As diplomats and world leaders prepared to gather in Manhattan for the UN General Assembly, the Secret Service uncovered an illegal electronic network that threatened to jam cell towers, 911 calls, ...

The US Secret Service is dismantling a large SIM farm network in New York. Over 100,000 active SIM cards were found, potentially run by nation-state actors. These SIM farms, initially for legitimate ...

The New York “SIM farms” dismantled Tuesday by the U.S. Secret Service could have scammed citizens, but cellular operators and security experts say it would have had a hard time blacking out the ...