The FBI has updated activities related to its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, including increasing a reward and the reported death of a wanted cybercriminal.

The bureau raised the reward to $1 million for Omar Cardenas, who is accused of fatally shooting a man in California. Cardenas, described as weighing approximately 300 pounds, is believed to be hiding in Mexico according to federal officials. The increased reward reflects the ongoing efforts to locate the dangerous fugitive.

Separately, Mohammad Mehdi Farhadi Ramin, an Iranian hacker on the FBI's most wanted list, was reportedly killed in what sources described as an Israeli strike. Ramin had been wanted by federal authorities for allegedly stealing U.S. identities and sensitive data through cybercriminal activities.

The FBI maintains its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list to highlight the bureau's most sought-after suspects and encourage public assistance in locating them. The list includes individuals wanted for various serious crimes ranging from violent offenses to cybercrime and terrorism-related charges.

Reward amounts for fugitives on the list vary based on the severity of the crimes and the perceived threat level of the individual. The $1 million reward for Cardenas represents one of the higher amounts offered for information leading to an arrest.