article_snippet: One suspect was held in connection with an alleged cyber attack on the United States Department of Defence (DoD) - and may have been a bitter the notorious Lizard Squad rival.
article_snippet: One suspect was arrested on Wednesday  on suspicion of offences linked to data stolen from a messaging service used by DoD employees around the world.
article_snippet: Another man was held on suspicion of involvement in a 2012 hack on Yahoo.
article_snippet: Jeffrey Thorpe, special agent in charge, at the US Department of Defence criminal investigative service (DCIS), said: 'This arrest underscores DCIS commitment and the joint ongoing efforts among international law enforcement to stop cyber criminals in cyber criminals tracks.
article_snippet: DCIS special agents will use every tool at DCIS special agents disposal to pursue and bring to justice those that attack the Department of Defence.'
article_snippet: - 21-year-old man arrested on suspicion of a network intrusion attack committed by ‘D33Ds Company’ hacking group, which stole over 400,000 email addresses and passwords from Yahoo! and published ‘D33Ds Company’ hacking group, which stole over 400,000 email addresses and passwords from Yahoo online in 2012. - 23-year old man arrested on suspicion of offences relating to a network intrusion in June 2014 on the US Department of Defence (DoD).
highlights_snippet: 56 others held for allegedly 'stealing data, fraud and virus development'
  National Crime Agency working with United States' Department of Defense .